The studio presents the new POST collection, designed by designer Jun Yasumoto, bringing together tables and desks. Each piece, made from oak, is organized around a central steel tube that structures the silhouette and highlights the lightness of the design, while asserting a sober, essential presence.
The meeting between Jun Yasumoto and the Tiptoe studio naturally reflects a shared vision: designing simple, useful, and timeless objects. This new collection bears witness to an inexhaustible enthusiasm for creating beautiful, high-quality products.
The POST table is based on a simple principle: making visible what constructs the object. This central steel tube connects the two bases and structures the table. A true column, it draws a taut line beneath the tabletop and asserts its presence at the front, becoming the essential element of the table’s balance and identity.
POST takes its name from the central steel tube that structures the table, like an invisible column that supports and defines its balance.
"This structure came to mind like something self-evident. This graphic base naturally fits into the world of Tiptoe” Jun Yasumoto
A desk for contemporary spaces
Available in 120 x 70 cm or 140 x 70 cm cm, the POST desk adapts to the rhythms of everyday life and the different moments of work. Its discreet cable management keeps the surface clear and helps maintain an uncluttered space conducive to concentration. Designed as an essential tool, it supports the simple gestures of work. The warm, living wood gives it a understated, durable, and functional presence.
A dining table as a space for sharing
Available in 160 x 95 cm, 190 x 95 cm, 220 x 95 cm, and 240 x 95 cm, the POST table fits naturally into a wide variety of spaces and configurations. Its legs leave the entire perimeter of the tabletop clear, offering freedom of use and movement that invites everyone to sit down naturally. A true gathering place, it accompanies everyday moments as well as more exceptional shared occasions. Its generous proportions and the warmth of wood make it a central presence, both welcoming and essential.
“For me, the table is the pivot of the home, and it is important that its structure and expression reflect it” Jun Yasumoto
A vision of expertly mastered simplicity
The design of this collection is airy and structured. The wooden legs seem almost to float, connected by this metal line, which provides stability. Together, they create a remarkably light silhouette. The design remains understated and essential, with every detail highlighting the nobility of the materials.
The tables are designed in Paris and made in Europe (Bosnia, Lithuania).
Jun Yasumoto is a Franco-Japanese designer who lives and works in Paris.
A graduate of ENSCI–Les Ateliers (Paris) in 2001, he quickly established himself as an independent designer and began collaborating in 2002 with Jasper Morrison Office for Design, where he contributed to the development of numerous furniture, object, lighting, and tableware projects. At the same time, he continued his independent work with brands such as Colos, Arrmet, Memo, Bosc, Fucina, Yamakawa, Ligne Roset, and Kohler Group. In 2023, he became Design Director of the seating division of Oliver Corporation in Japan, as an external consultant to the design team.
