Tojo

In addition to minimalist designs, the southern German company attaches great importance to ecologically responsible actions in the production of its furniture. Therefore, only pollutant-free materials are used. In addition to wood from responsibly managed forests, Tojo processes high-quality MDF fiberboard, resistant polypropylene and tubular steel.

Tojo - quality in material, workmanship and design

The optimally thought-out designs - such as in the shelving system, the Aktenpack shelf or a console - allow for waste-saving production. Functionality and economy are also in the foreground when assembling Tojo furniture. By milling out at the appropriate places almost all products in the plug system can be assembled uncomplicatedly and without further fasteners.
Tojo is just as quality-conscious in the design of its furniture. With each design the customer with its needs is in the focus. Simple, modern and elegant, without distracting accessories, the furniture pieces with their storage solutions offer enough storage space for many things.

Whether the series Hanibal, consisting of shelf and sideboard, the shelf system Hochstapler with its add-on modules or the console Platz, they all meet the spirit of the times with their natural-simple designs and inspire customers all over the world with their high functionality.

Tojo - Awards for innovative designs

In recent years, Tojo has constantly expanded its product range in collaboration with young designers. Several of Tojo's innovative products, with their minimalist designs and sustainable manufacturing, have won coveted awards. For example, the Aktenpack shelf designed by Hartmut Ringel received the Bavarian State Prize for Design in 2002. In the same year, Roy Schäfer was awarded the International Design Prize. Other Tojo products received the Interior Innovation Award and the Design Award in Gold as awards.