Aalto Paimio

Alvar Aalto designed this chair in 1932 for the Paimio Sanatorium hospital for tuberculosis patients.

Chair no 51, designed by Aalto for the Paimio Centre. Production in the 50's.

The two were married in 1924. In 1929, Aalto won a competition to design a new sanatorium in Paimio for patients convalescing from tuberculosis; a total Gesamtkunstwerk, Aalto design...

Tynell among other things collaborates with architect Alvar Aalto on fixtures for the Paimio sanatorium, Savoy restaurant, and Viipuri library and can be compared to Ilmari Tapiovaar...

Molded from a continuous piece of spring birch plywood on a closed frame, the Paimio Chair was Aalto's design for making a wooden chair "soft".

The Paimio 41 lounge chair, designed by renowned architect Alvar Aalto, epitomizes the perfect fusion of form and function.

Alvar Aalto designed this table, along with several other of his most iconic works, for the Paimio Sanatorium project in Finland in 1932.

This is an amazing and rare early Paimio 41 chair by Alvar Aalto for Arket. This piece is from the estate of the great composer Gary Geld and is in excellent condition.

Molded from a continuous piece of spring birch plywood on a closed frame, the Paimio Chair was Aalto's design for making a wooden chair "soft".

Very famous armchair Paimio n. 41 designed by Alvar Aalto in 1932.

Paimio Chair by Alvar Aalto, an authentic edition, chair #41, designed in 1941 by Alvar Aalto for Artek of Finland.

Paimio Chair by Alvar Aalto, an authentic edition, chair #41, designed in 1941 by Alvar Aalto for Artek of Finland.

Paimio Chair, designed by Alvar Aalto in 1932. This example manufactured by Artek, circa 1978.

A pair of Paimio lounge chairs in lacquered wood and birch by designer Alvar Aalto and the Finnish firm of Artek.

Armchair ‘Paimio 41’ designed by Alvar Aalto for OY Huonekalu-ja Rakennustyötehdas, Finland, 1960s.

"Little Paimio" chair 31/42 was originally created for the interior of a tuberculosis sanatorium in the Finnish city of Paimio, this is considered one of Aalto’s masterpieces.

Alvar Aalto for the Paimio Sanitorium, Finland, 1932. A bedside table with it's original wood top and green metal frame, retains the small black sliders to the base section.

The 31 lounge chair is an incredibly rare original piece of Scandinavian modernism designed to go into the Paimio Sanatorium. The building project commission was won by Aalto in 1929...

Se of early Alvar Aalto model 42 cantilevered 'Little Paimio' armchairs, Finland, circa 1930s.

This pair of vintage mid century modern Paimio #41 arm chairs originally designed by modernist architect Alvar Aalto in 1928 were manufactured by Artek and made in Finland circa 1970.

Laminated birch. Measures: H 72 cm/ 2' 4 3/8" W 60 cm/ 1' 11 5/8" D 67.5 cm/ 2' 2 5/8" SH 42 cm/ 1' 4 1/2".

Pair of wood birch armchairs model 41 Paimio by Alvar Aalto, an old Artek edition produced and acquired by previous owner during the 1970s.

Designed by Aalto in 1932 for the Paimio Sanitorium in Finland , this example originated in Sweden and would have been produced at the Hedemora factory in the late 1940's or early 50...

Bent birch and lacquered plywood. Originally designed for the Paimio sanatorium in Finland. These examples made in the 1940s.

warped plywood, white wall paint, original condition

Originally designed for the Paimio Sanatorium, this chair is a testament to Alvar Aalto's mastery of form and function.

Arguably the best known piece of furniture designed by Alvar Aalto, the Paimio Scroll chair is an icon of functionalism.

Vintage pair of "Paimio" lounge chairs designed by Alvar Aalto. This pair was purchased in the 70's by the original owner.

Pair of 'Paimio' steamed bentwood lounge chairs by Alvar Aalto for Artek circa mid 1960's.

Alvar Aalto Cantilevered armchairs Finland Circa 1930 A pre-Artek 401 padded armchair, designed by Alvar Aalto for the Paimio Sanatorium.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

A striking Model 403 Hallway Chair in red lacquer finish, designed by Alvar Aalto for the Paimio Sanitorium, later issued by Finmar.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Rare version of Aalto Side Table "75", timeless design classic that Alvar Aalto designed for the Paimio Sanatorium Finland in 1932.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Aalto designed the Paimio Sanatorium in its entirety, including furniture and lighting, and this project was also the beginning of his career as a furniture designer.

Pair of armchairs, velvet, wood, Europe, 1940s The defining feature of these 1940s Art Deco armchairs are their boldly arched side panels, which sweep upward in a graceful, convex c...

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Roger Capron ceramic tiled coffee or side table. This style was often done by Capron during the 60's which was less literal and more abstract, with the emphasis on the beauty of the...

Exceptional and rare pair of lounge chairs model F678, also known as the Spider Lounge Chair designed by the French designer Pierre Paulin and manufactured by Artifort Furniture Comp...

Giuseppe Rivadossi for Officina Rivadossi, bedroom divider or wardrobe unit, walnut, glass Italy, 1980s This exceptional piece by Italian sculptor and designer Giuseppe Rivadossi is...

A walnut, beige canvas webbing and brown velvet sofa designed by T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings and produced by Widdicomb Furniture Company, Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA, 1950s. 16” seat hei...

A wood and blue fabric sofa or settee attributed to Carl Gustaf Hiort af Ornäs, Finland, c. 1950s.  For reference study model "Mikki" for Puunveisto Oy - Träsnideri Ab, Finland. We...

Chair designed by Gerrit Thomas Rietveld in 1934. Relaunched in 1973/ 2011. Manufactured by Cassina in Italy. Materials: Wood Dimensions: D 43 cm x W 37 cm x H 74 cm (SH ...

Brutalist French coffee Table France 1960 in good original condition. Solid oak with slate top.

René Drouet, pair of lounge chairs, corduroy velvet, walnut, France, 1930s Designed by French decorator René Drouet, these club chairs are a quintessential example of French Art Dec...

Designed by Alvar Aalto and produced by Mouldcraft c.1950s, Canada. The Tank sofa is a rare design featuring a cantilevered frame in a bent birch wood that gives the sofa a floating ...

A set of twelve side chairs in oak and upholstery by Jens Risom.