Alvar Aalto L Leg Table Rectangular

Artek table, birch with yellow linoleum. Designed by Alvar Aalto. The table is from the 1960s and shows nicely signs of life.

Small Dining Table / Side Table by Alvar Aalto. Timeless design from 1935. Iconic L-Leg construction what Alvar Aalto is famous for. - Height: 28.3in / 72cm - Width and Depth 25.5in...

1950's Alvar Aalto 100φ table.great patina.I love these sign of use.

Alvar Aalto foldable table by Artek in 1960s. In wonderful condition for its age! Birch with white laminate. The bottom of the table is marke...

Table model 81C is Alvar Aalto's timeless design from 1935. This table was produced in the 1950s. Table is completely original. - Height: 27.5in / 69,5cm - Width and Depth 30in / 7...

Stylish birch-wood side table By Alvar Aalto for Artek Finland. Classic Aalto Style L-Leg Design. - Height 58cm / 23in - Total Width 75cm / 29.5in - De...

Table 80A with red linoleum top (Red linoleum top is no longer in production) The Aalto Table rectangular is a perfect solution for numerous spaces, from a small kitchen to large di...

L-leg table, designed by Alvar Aalto, manufactured by Oy Huonekalu- ja Rakennustyötehdas Ab, 1950/1960s. Birch. Rare mint green color linoleum top. Good vintage condition, patina and...

Alvar Aalto rectangular L-leg table in red linoleum top, manufactured by Oy Huonekalu-ja Rakennustyötehdas Ab and retailed by Artek since the 1930s. The legs for the table can be ...

Dining table by Alvar Aalto, c.1980s. The table features a rectangular laminate top that sits atop bent birch wood legs. This design features Aalto’s signature method of joining tabl...

Alvar Aalto for Finmar, a birch side table, the rectangular top with black painted sides, on L shaped legs, Finmar label to underside. Believed to date from the 1930s, this table is...

This writing desk or kitchen table is a fine example of designer Alvar Aalto’s bentwood furniture design, produced by his Artek workshop. The unusually narrow proportions of the piece, suggest this was a bespoke commission for a private collector. Made late 1930s, early 1940s. Alvar Aalto (1898 - 1976), was a significant contributor of the International Style architectural movement since the opening on his firm in 1923. Working in collaboration with his first wife, architect Aino Marsio, they sought to create gersamkunstwerks - total works of art in which his designs would produce integrated spaces stimulating all senses. His intention was to design furniture recognisably modern, human - but most significantly, Finnish. Through his use of local birch wood in his furniture, Aalto imbued his designs with a warmth through curvilinear form. Focussing on the human through analysing the social implications of his designs, his humanist mode of practice inspired the likes of American designers Charles and Ray Eames, and George Nelson. This vintage example displays beautifully his innovative bent-wood L leg, developed alongside Otto Korhonen...