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Simply leaned at the wall, Gaston offers space for 9 pairs of men’s shoes or 12 pairs or women’s shoes, or 16 pairs of children’s shoes, or…?!

The idea and the design of the simple but convincing shoe cabinet Gaston was coined by Christian Hoisl & Anneke Bieger who won the Form Design Award in the year 2004, which is given once a year within the framework of the Autumn Tendence Fair.

Gaston consists of massive, untreated ash wood and is delivered including a metallic shoehorn.

The shoe cabinet Gaston is manufactured in the Caritas Wendelstein workshop in Rosenheim/Raubling.

Design: Christian Hoisl

The aim and the philosophy of his work is described by Hoisl as follows: „The development of long-term successful products, from their design until the serial production, in a clear material and function-adapted shaping with an emotional pulse.” Designer Christian Hoisl

Honoured with: Form Design Prize

Products that are chosen for the special show "FORM - Form aus Handwerk und Industrie" at the international trade fair Tendence in Frankfort get the Form Design Prize. Designaward Form Design Prize