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Artek Aalto Rectangular Table 80A

$1,625
$1,381.25 Non-Member
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Sale Online Only

Artek Aalto Rectangular Table 80A

$1,625
$1,381.25 Non-Member
Members save up to 20% & free shipping $35+
Member and other discounts do not apply.

Color:  Black

Size:  One Size

Item# 13849-153737
Limited Time! 15% off, price as marked
Member and other discounts do not apply.
Shipping surcharge of $499.00 
Special Order: Please allow 26-28 weeks for shipping per item.
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An Alvar Aalto design from 1935, the Rectangular Table 80A is a versatile piece of furniture made from Finnish birch wood that has a warm, natural beauty and will age gracefully over time. Like all Aalto designs made by Artek, Table 80A is produced semi-industrially, adhering to strict criteria and a high level of handcraftsmanship. Measuring 29.25h x 47.25w x 23.5”d, the 80A can be used as a dining table that seats up to six people. Because of its narrow shape, it’s also ideal as a desk or as a place to display books, objets and plants. The Aalto Rectangular Table 80A is made in Finland from solid birch, chipboard, and honeycomb core. The birch frame is lacquered. Table top surface finishes offered include a lacquered birch, white laminate and black linoleum. Some assembly required. Both Alvar Aalto and Artek is represented in MoMA’s collection.

  • Designer
    Alvar Aalto
  • Size
    29.25h x 47.25w x 23.25"d
  • Material
    Birch Wood, HPL, Linoleum
  • Year of Design
    1935
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Alvar Aalto
Alvar Aalto

Alvar Aalto (1898–1976) was a renowned Finnish architect, designer and town planner known for synthesizing romantic and pragmatic ideas. He is credited with creating designs that had a profound impact on the trajectory of modernism before and after World War II. Many examples of this furniture are represented in MoMA’s collection and have been featured in the Museum’s exhibitions, including Alvar Aalto: Architecture and Furniture (1938) and How Should We Live? Prepositions for the Modern Interior (2016–2017).

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