The elegant floor lamp Angel Wing A805 was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1954 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. The A805 is a timeless icon in functionalist furniture design and is also called the "angel wing" due to the luminaire's special appearance in profile. When Alvar Aalto was a child, he was constantly enchanted by filtered and dim light which he later came to explain "as the light flows in through his grandmother's lace curtains on a hot summer day". This resulted in his lighting design getting the same feeling in the form of light, which is no exception to the beautiful and eye-catching lamp Änglavingen. Angel Wing A805 has a beautiful and unique hand-riveted, white lacquered screen of steel slats and a stand that is covered with black leather.

The elegant floor lamp Angel Wing A805 was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1954 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. The A805 is a timeless icon in functionalist furniture design and is also called the "angel wing" due to the luminaire's special appearance in profile. When Alvar Aalto was a child, he was constantly enchanted by filtered and dim light which he later came to explain "as the light flows in through his grandmother's lace curtains on a hot summer day". This resulted in his lighting design getting the same feeling in the form of light, which is no exception to the beautiful and eye-catching lamp Änglavingen. Angel Wing A805 has a beautiful and unique hand-riveted, white lacquered screen of steel slats and a stand that is covered with black leather.

The Beehive A331 ceiling pendant was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1953 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. Originally, the lamp was sketched up to the University of Jyväskylä in Finland and became such a popular pendant that it was put into production. The decorative A331 has since become one of Artek's most popular luminaires as it is as sculpturally extinguished as it is when lit. The lamp fits just as well over the dining room table as in the kitchen or living room. Its sleek design definitely catches the eye. Beehive A331 is made of a lacquered aluminum screen that has fasteners of polished and chrome-plated steel rings. It is available in two options, either with white screen and rings in brass, white screen with rings in chrome, or a monochrome luminaire with white screen and white rings. The lamp cord is covered in white.

The Beehive A331 ceiling pendant was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1953 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. Originally, the lamp was sketched up to the University of Jyväskylä in Finland and became such a popular pendant that it was put into production. The decorative A331 has since become one of Artek's most popular luminaires as it is as sculpturally extinguished as it is when lit. The lamp fits just as well over the dining room table as in the kitchen or living room. Its sleek design definitely catches the eye. Beehive A331 is made of a lacquered aluminum screen that has fasteners of polished and chrome-plated steel rings. It is available in two options, either with white screen and rings in brass, white screen with rings in chrome, or a monochrome luminaire with white screen and white rings. The lamp cord is covered in white.

The playful ceiling pendant Billberry A338 was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1950 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. This lamp has become a design icon in Finnish lighting and furniture design. The lamp is inspired by Alvar Aalto's favorite berry, the blueberry and his favorite dessert - a blueberry pie called "mustikkapiirakka" which his wife used to do. Similarities between the luminaire and the neat berry are clearly visible in the shape of the globe. A338 does extra well as a spotlight as it has a directed clear light that radiates through the opening in its white lacquered steel shade. Billberry A338 is made of painted steel on both the outer and inner shell.

The stylish ceiling pendant Golden Bell A330S was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1937 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. The lamp, also known as the "Golden Bell", is a beautiful luminaire that is soft and clean in its lines. It was originally designed as a special order for the famous Savoy restaurant in Helsinki. At that time, it was only in brass design, which was the reason why it got its nickname Golden Bell. The original version was in polished brass, but now the stylish lamp is also available in a version in chromed steel and white or black lacquered. All designs are white lacquered on the inside, which gives the lamp a beautiful soft light scattering. The luminaire is a delicious lamp to have in the kitchen, over a kitchen island or but it still fits perfectly in all rooms in the home. Its neat figure means that it does not take up much space,

The stylish ceiling pendant Golden Bell A330S was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1937 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. The lamp, also known as the "Golden Bell", is a beautiful luminaire that is soft and clean in its lines. It was originally designed as a special order for the famous Savoy restaurant in Helsinki. At that time, it was only in brass design, which was the reason why it got its nickname Golden Bell. The original version was in polished brass, but now the stylish lamp is also available in a version in chromed steel and white or black lacquered. All designs are white lacquered on the inside, which gives the lamp a beautiful soft light scattering. The luminaire is a delicious lamp to have in the kitchen, over a kitchen island or but it still fits perfectly in all rooms in the home. Its neat figure means that it does not take up much space,

The stylish ceiling pendant Golden Bell A330S was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1937 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. The lamp, also known as the "Golden Bell", is a beautiful luminaire that is soft and clean in its lines. It was originally designed as a special order for the famous Savoy restaurant in Helsinki. At that time, it was only in brass design, which was the reason why it got its nickname Golden Bell. The original version was in polished brass, but now the stylish lamp is also available in a version in chromed steel and white or black lacquered. All designs are white lacquered on the inside, which gives the lamp a beautiful soft light scattering. The luminaire is a delicious lamp to have in the kitchen, over a kitchen island or but it still fits perfectly in all rooms in the home. Its neat figure means that it does not take up much space,

The stylish ceiling pendant Golden Bell A330S was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1937 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. The lamp, also known as the "Golden Bell", is a beautiful luminaire that is soft and clean in its lines. It was originally designed as a special order for the famous Savoy restaurant in Helsinki. At that time, it was only in brass design, which was the reason why it got its nickname Golden Bell. The original version was in polished brass, but now the stylish lamp is also available in a version in chromed steel and white or black lacquered. All designs are white lacquered on the inside, which gives the lamp a beautiful soft light scattering. The luminaire is a delicious lamp to have in the kitchen, over a kitchen island or but it still fits perfectly in all rooms in the home. Its neat figure means that it does not take up much space,

The elegant floor lamp A808 was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1954 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. A808 is a timeless icon in functionalist furniture design and has a beautiful and very distinctive expression. When Alvar Aalto was a child, he was constantly enchanted by filtered and dim light which he later came to explain "as the light flows in through his grandmother's lace curtains on a hot summer day". This resulted in his lighting design getting the same feeling in the form of light, which is no exception to the beautiful and eye-catching lamp Änglavingen. The floor lamp A808 has a beautiful and unique hand-riveted, brass shade of steel slats and a stand that is covered with black leather. The screen is also available in white lacquered steel slats.

The elegant floor lamp A808 was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1954 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. A808 is a timeless icon in functionalist furniture design and has a beautiful and very distinctive expression. When Alvar Aalto was a child, he was constantly enchanted by filtered and dim light which he later came to explain "as the light flows in through his grandmother's lace curtains on a hot summer day". This resulted in his lighting design getting the same feeling in the form of light, which is no exception to the beautiful and eye-catching lamp Änglavingen. The floor lamp A808 has a beautiful and unique hand-riveted, brass shade of steel slats and a stand that is covered with black leather. The screen is also available in white lacquered steel slats.

The elegant floor lamp A809 was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1954 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. A809 is a timeless icon in functionalist furniture design and has a beautiful and very distinctive expression. The lamp was originally designed for the French artist Louis Carre's living room, but its stylish design and exciting light distribution make it a design piece to be reckoned with even today. When Alvar Aalto was a child, he was constantly enchanted by filtered and dim light which he later came to explain "as the light flows in through his grandmother's lace curtains on a hot summer day". This resulted in his lighting design getting the same feeling in the form of light, which is no exception to the beautiful and eye-catching lamp Änglavingen. The A809 floor lamp has a beautiful and unique hand rivet, white lacquered screen of steel slats and a stand that is covered with black leather. The three light sources are controlled separately by their own drawstrings and the different shapes of the three screens create a unique light landscape as the light finds its way out through their openings. Between the screen and the leather upholstery, an elegant detail can also be seen in the form of an upper part that is available in either polished brass or nickel-plated brass.

The elegant floor lamp A809 was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1954 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. A809 is a timeless icon in functionalist furniture design and has a beautiful and very distinctive expression. The lamp was originally designed for the French artist Louis Carre's living room, but its stylish design and exciting light distribution make it a design piece to be reckoned with even today. When Alvar Aalto was a child, he was constantly enchanted by filtered and dim light which he later came to explain "as the light flows in through his grandmother's lace curtains on a hot summer day". This resulted in his lighting design getting the same feeling in the form of light, which is no exception to the beautiful and eye-catching lamp Änglavingen. The A809 floor lamp has a beautiful and unique hand rivet, white lacquered screen of steel slats and a stand that is covered with black leather. The three light sources are controlled separately by their own drawstrings and the different shapes of the three screens create a unique light landscape as the light finds its way out through their openings. Between the screen and the leather upholstery, an elegant detail can also be seen in the form of an upper part that is available in either polished brass or nickel-plated brass.

The elegant floor lamp A811 was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1954 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. A811 is a timeless icon in functionalist furniture design and has a beautiful and very distinctive expression. When Alvar Aalto was a child, he was constantly enchanted by filtered and dim light which he later came to explain "as the light flows in through his grandmother's lace curtains on a hot summer day". This resulted in his lighting design getting the same feeling in the form of light, which is no exception to the beautiful and eye-catching lamp Änglavingen. The floor lamp A811 has a beautiful and unique hand-riveted, white lacquered shade of steel slats and a stand that is covered with black leather. Between the screen and the leather upholstery, an elegant detail can also be seen in the form of an upper part that is available in either polished brass or nickel-plated brass. For requests for other designs, please contact the store and we will help you.

The elegant floor lamp A811 was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1954 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. A811 is a timeless icon in functionalist furniture design and has a beautiful and very distinctive expression. When Alvar Aalto was a child, he was constantly enchanted by filtered and dim light which he later came to explain "as the light flows in through his grandmother's lace curtains on a hot summer day". This resulted in his lighting design getting the same feeling in the form of light, which is no exception to the beautiful and eye-catching lamp Änglavingen. The floor lamp A811 has a beautiful and unique hand-riveted, white lacquered shade of steel slats and a stand that is covered with black leather. Between the screen and the leather upholstery, an elegant detail can also be seen in the form of an upper part that is available in either polished brass or nickel-plated brass. For requests for other designs, please contact the store and we will help you.

The modern and timeless Hand Grenade A110 lamp was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1952 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. The ceiling pendant, which is named after the likeness of a hand grenade in its design and was designed specifically to adorn the building for the Finnish Society of Engineers. The lamp's clean lines and simple design made it a popular feature and was therefore taken into production in the 1950s. Hand Grenade A110 is an exemplary and functional lamp that is easy to apply in environments regardless of design language. Its beautiful and clean design makes it as elegant to hang it individually as in a group of several. In the home, it fits over the kitchen island, the dinner table or over the bedside table, and in public environments, where it first made its entrance, it is a popular ceiling pendant in cafés and restaurants.

The modern and timeless Hand Grenade A110 lamp was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1952 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. The ceiling pendant, which is named after the likeness of a hand grenade in its design and was designed specifically to adorn the building for the Finnish Society of Engineers. The lamp's clean lines and simple design made it a popular feature and was therefore taken into production in the 1950s. Hand Grenade A110 is an exemplary and functional lamp that is easy to apply in environments regardless of design language. Its beautiful and clean design makes it as elegant to hang it individually as in a group of several. In the home, it fits over the kitchen island, the dinner table or over the bedside table, and in public environments, where it first made its entrance, it is a popular ceiling pendant in cafés and restaurants.

The modern and timeless Hand Grenade A110 lamp was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1952 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. The ceiling pendant, which is named after the likeness of a hand grenade in its design and was designed specifically to adorn the building for the Finnish Society of Engineers. The lamp's clean lines and simple design made it a popular feature and was therefore taken into production in the 1950s. Hand Grenade A110 is an exemplary and functional lamp that is easy to apply in environments regardless of design language. Its beautiful and clean design makes it as elegant to hang it individually as in a group of several. In the home, it fits over the kitchen island, the dinner table or over the bedside table, and in public environments, where it first made its entrance, it is a popular ceiling pendant in cafés and restaurants.

Pendant lamp A201 is a ceiling luminaire designed by Alvar Aalto in 1952 which is now being relaunched by Artek. The lamp is made of powder-coated metal and has details of brass. Choose between a lampshade in a white or dark red design. Pendant lamp A201 has a sculptural, stripped-down design that is very characteristic of luminaires and furniture designed by Aalto. The lamp was originally designed for the library inside the town hall in Säynätsalo, Finland. The red variant of the lamp can also be found over the dining table in Alvar Aalto's private home in Helsinki.

Pendant lamp A201 is a ceiling luminaire designed by Alvar Aalto in 1952 which is now being relaunched by Artek. The lamp is made of powder-coated metal and has details of brass. Choose between a lampshade in a white or dark red design. Pendant lamp A201 has a sculptural, stripped-down design that is very characteristic of luminaires and furniture designed by Aalto. The lamp was originally designed for the library inside the town hall in Säynätsalo, Finland. The red variant of the lamp can also be found over the dining table in Alvar Aalto's private home in Helsinki.

En elegant pendellampa, designad 1941, i ett grönt utförande med detaljer i mässing. En smakfull lampa med nedåtriktat ljus, som passar perfekt över matbordet i hemmet eller på kontoret.

En elegant pendellampa, designad 1941, i ett vitt utförande med detaljer i mässing. En smakfull lampa med nedåtriktat ljus, som passar perfekt över matbordet i hemmet eller på kontoret.

Artek Tea Trolley är en elegant serveringsvagn i en modern design som kombinerar mjuka och skarpa former. Vagnen har stora hjul samt ett smidigt handtag, och är därför väldigt enkel att flytta runt. Två hyllplan. Integrerat handtag i solid björk. Slank stomme i björklameller. Stora, stabila hjul i MDF med gummiring.

Ceiling lamp A622 is a ceiling lamp designed for Artek by the architect and designer Alvar Aalto in 1953. Aalto was one of the founders of Artek and designed many classic furniture and interior details for the brand. When Aalto designed a building, he also designed parts of the interior and an example of this is Ceiling light A622. The lamp was originally designed for the Folkpensionsanstalten in Helsinki, which Aalto designed in the 1950s, but over the years it has become popular in both public environments and private homes. The lamp is robust but at the same time stylish thanks to the hand-riveted slats in white painted metal. It is mounted in the ceiling and has no plug.

Ceiling pendant A330 is a ceiling lamp designed in 1954 by Alvar Aalto. The screen of the Pendant Light A330 is handmade, in polished brass plate. The metal wreath at the bottom is also made of brass. Ceiling pendant A330 is equipped with a white cord that is connected to a lightweight plug. The series also includes a Roof Pendant A330S. Roof pendant A330 is an updated version of Roof pendant A330S, also called Golden Bell. The screen of the Roof Pendant A330 consists of several combined parts, while the screen of the Roof Pendant A330S consists of only one shaped part.

The elegant ceiling pendant A440 was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1954 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. The pendulum is a sister model to Golden Bell which was specially designed for the Savoy restaurant in Helsinki by Aalto and his wife Aina. The lamp A440 has similar round shapes and soft lines but differs from the current material selection. It is made of mouth-blown opal glass that is matte white, which gives a beautiful, diffused light that spreads over the room. The A440 ceiling pendant is just as beautiful to have hung individually as in a group of several. It has become a popular feature in public spaces, especially in cafés and restaurant environments.

The timeless ceiling pendant JL341 was designed by Juha Leiviskä in 1969 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. Leiviskä was originally an architect and a significant part of his work was church buildings. In designing the interiors, the architect attached great importance to lighting aspects, including artificial lighting, with self-designed luminaires. JL341 is a ceiling pendant that has been part of this work among many other luminaires. The ceiling pendant JL341 is made of lightweight hand-turned aluminum and is designed with a thin dish unit that refracts light and allows it to emit a warm and comfortable light. The reflector is available in two designs, either tone on tone (white) or in brass.

The elegant ceiling pendant U336 was designed by Jørn Utson in 1948 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. Utzon was an architect who worked for Aalto in his office in 1946. A year later, he was commissioned to design the Sydney Opera House, which was also the year he designed the U336 lamp. The design and design language is clean and simple with a beautiful detail in brass, chrome or white. The lamp U336 is made of lacquered steel with a frame in white and has a reflector that comes in brass, chrome or white. The luminaire works great over a dinner table, preferably with several in a row, or over a bar counter.

The elegant ceiling pendant U336 was designed by Jørn Utson in 1948 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. Utzon was an architect who worked for Aalto in his office in 1946. A year later, he was commissioned to design the Sydney Opera House, which was also the year he designed the U336 lamp. The design and design language is clean and simple with a beautiful detail in brass, chrome or white. The lamp U336 is made of lacquered steel with a frame in white and has a reflector that comes in brass, chrome or white. The luminaire works great over a dinner table, preferably with several in a row, or over a bar counter.

The elegant ceiling pendant U336 was designed by Jørn Utson in 1948 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. Utzon was an architect who worked for Aalto in his office in 1946. A year later, he was commissioned to design the Sydney Opera House, which was also the year he designed the U336 lamp. The design and design language is clean and simple with a beautiful detail in brass, chrome or white. The lamp U336 is made of lacquered steel with a frame in white and has a reflector that comes in brass, chrome or white. The luminaire works great over a dinner table, preferably with several in a row, or over a bar counter.

The stylish and elegant ceiling pendant Triennale TW002, also called Triennale, was designed by Tapio Wirkkala in 1951 for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. The lamp got its name Triennale when the furniture designer specifically designed the luminaire for the furniture fair of the same name, Milan Triennale, in 1951, as well as for the Finnish Pavilion. That same year, the lamp won the Grand Prix for its design language. Wirkkala was not infrequently inspired by nature and his work is characterized by exceptional craftsmanship. The conical lamp Triennale TW002 has a beautiful shade in matt, satin-blown opal glass that emits a warm and pleasant light when lit. Its properties make it an excellent fixture over a dining table, a kitchen island or in a window.

The stylish Turnip A333 ceiling pendant was designed by Alvar Aalto in the 1950s for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. The lamp, which also goes by the name Turnip, which means turnip, got its Nordic name because of its unique and very beautiful shape. A333 is both an elegant and timeless classic in the world of lighting and its design language fits perfectly into many different environments. Turnip A333 comes with a screen in lacquered steel and is available in two versions; with white ring around the diffuser or brass ring. Thanks to this ring, a warm and pleasant light is emitted, something that is typical of Alvar Aalto's lighting design.

The stylish Turnip A333 ceiling pendant was designed by Alvar Aalto in the 1950s for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. The lamp, which also goes by the name Turnip, which means turnip, got its Nordic name because of its unique and very beautiful shape. A333 is both an elegant and timeless classic in the world of lighting and its design language fits perfectly into many different environments. Turnip A333 comes with a screen in lacquered steel and is available in two versions; with white ring around the diffuser or brass ring. Thanks to this ring, a warm and pleasant light is emitted, something that is typical of Alvar Aalto's lighting design.

The elegant A910 wall lamp was designed by Alvar Aalto in the 1990s for the Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek. The A910 is based on the timeless luminaires "Änglavingar" which is a timeless icon in functionalist furniture design. The lamps are characterized by a beautiful and very distinctive expression. The lamp was originally designed for the French artist Louis Carre's living room, but its stylish design and exciting light distribution make it a design piece to be reckoned with even today. When Alvar Aalto was a child, he was constantly enchanted by filtered and dim light which he later came to explain "as the light flows in through his grandmother's lace curtains on a hot summer day". This resulted in his lighting design getting the same feeling in the form of light, which is no exception to the beautiful and eye-catching lamps Änglavingen. The A910 wall lamp has a beautiful and unique hand-riveted, white lacquered shade of steel slats. This is an excellent luminaire for a home or a public environment where extra light is needed.