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The timeless and functional Artek umbrella stand called 115 is a characterful design by Finnish designer Alvar Aalto from 1936.

The 402 is one of the chairs that Alvar Aalto introduced in 1933 in London at the exhibition of the Fortnum & Mason department store.

The 402 is one of the chairs that Alvar Aalto introduced in 1933 in London at the exhibition of the Fortnum & Mason department store.

This beautiful reinterpretation of the classic Alvar Aalto lounge chair 401 comes in beautiful variants and is very comfortable thanks to the high back.

This beautiful reinterpretation of the classic Alvar Aalto lounge chair 401 comes in beautiful variants and is very comfortable thanks to the high back.

The voluminous Artek 400 chair, also called Tank, is a top design from the 19th century by Alvar Aalto, designed for the Triennial fair in Milan.

The voluminous Artek 400 chair, also called Tank, is a top design from the 19th century by Alvar Aalto, designed for the Triennial fair in Milan.

The Artek Stool 60 Villi is made from wild birch with all it's beautiful imperfections, created in collaboration with designers duo Formafantasma,

The Artek's Chair 66, is a design from 1935, and is one of the most popular dining room chairs by Alvar Aalto and it is also part of the permanent collection of MoMA in NY.

The Artek's Chair 66, is a design from 1935, and is one of the most popular dining room chairs by Alvar Aalto and it is also part of the permanent collection of MoMA in NY.

Due to the perfect position of the slender legs of the round Slab table, there are enough seats at this beautiful design table.

Tom Dixon Slab round dining table, due to the perfect position of the slender legs, there is also a seat for 4/6 people at this beautiful design table.

The round Aalto seat cushions from the Finnish Artek are made of thick felt to make your Artek stool or chair even more pleasant.

The interplay between the glossy shelves and the steel band create a distinctive fluid silhouette.

Artek's Side Table 606, designed by Aino Aalto in 1932, can be used as a table or a stackable stool it was originally used as a stool to change shoes.