JUHO PASILA
Juho Pasila, designer (born 1977)
By profession Juho Pasila is a designer and specialized in furniture design. Pasila’s design is experimenting, and he personally makes all his prototypes. The products represent Scandinavian simplicity with a practical touch and finish. Juho Pasila’s own design company, Pasila Design, was founded in 2012.
Juho Pasila presented the collection of his first prototypes at the newcomers part of the 2012 SaloneSatellite at the Milan Furniture Fair. The same year the collection was also presented at the Helsinki Habitare Fair. Pasila has made product and furniture design for instance for the Finnish furniture producer, Adea, and the Finnish newspaper house, Suomen Lehtiyhtymä.
Juho Pasila presented the collection of his first prototypes at the newcomers part of the 2012 SaloneSatellite at the Milan Furniture Fair. The same year the collection was also presented at the Helsinki Habitare Fair. Pasila has made product and furniture design for instance for the Finnish furniture producer, Adea, and the Finnish newspaper house, Suomen Lehtiyhtymä.
DESIGN BY JUHO PASILA
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Hermanni pendant
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€169,00
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€199,00
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Pasila wall lamp fixed switch
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€219,00
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Pasila floor lamp
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€269,00
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Pasila wall lamp fixed switch
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€209,00
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Pasila table lamp
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€219,00
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PASILA PRODUCT FAMILY
Designed by Juho Pasila “The Pasila series is inspired by modern architecture, elegantly combining sharp and round contours. The same shade works perfectly with four different applications: pendant, wall-mounted, floor, and table lamps. The design leaves the bulb socket in full view. The magic of the design is in the details, such as drawing attention to the cord and using an indirect light source. In this series, the design language of the 1950s combines seamlessly with current design trends.”– Juho Pasila