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Stua

Stua is a Basque family-owned furniture design and manufacturing company, founded by designer Jesús Gasca in Astigarraga (Guipúzcoa), where it maintains its own factory and works with European raw materials. Their philosophy, which they call "Slow Design", focuses on…

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How to choose from the Stua catalog

Area / Need Useful question Recommended decision
Daily workstation How many continuous hours will the chair be used? Egoa, for its articulated backrest
Meeting room Is it necessary to stack the chairs when not in use? Gas or Globus, both stackable
Meeting table Is the visual transparency of the space a priority? Zero, with a glass top
Collaborative space Does the group work standing or sitting? Deneb table, with a lightweight format
Ambient noise Is the space open-plan and does it reverberate? Acoustic panels with organic shapes

What Stua brings to a company

Unique visual identity

Recognizable pieces that differentiate a workspace from standard office furniture.

In-house manufacturing and quality control

Design, production, and finishing are managed from their own factory in Guipúzcoa, using European raw materials.

Pieces designed to last

The "Slow Design" philosophy prioritizes timeless designs over seasonal trends.

Proven references

Its Gas chair furnishes, among other spaces, meeting rooms at Google's headquarters, a case documented by the brand itself.

Frequently asked questions about Stua

  • ● What is the difference between the Gas chair and the Egoa?

    The Gas is a lighter, stackable chair designed for both operative workstations and meeting rooms. The Egoa is more geared towards individual workstations, featuring an articulated mechanism that follows the movement of the backrest.

  • ● Are Stua chairs stackable?

    Several of them are, such as the Gas or Globus, designed to be easily stored when the layout of a meeting room changes.

  • ● What options are there for meeting tables?

    Among others, the Deneb, which has a lightweight and modular format, and the Zero, with a glass top, aimed at spaces where a sense of transparency is desired.

  • ● Does Stua also manufacture storage solutions?

    Yes, the Sapporo system, which is stackable and available in different heights, with an option for sliding doors.

  • ● For what kind of project is Stua a better fit?

    For private offices and meeting rooms where design plays a significant role in the project, going beyond the purely functional purpose of the furniture.
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