Artek Table Aalto Table 90A
Artek Table Aalto Table 90A
Artek Table Aalto Table 90A
Artek Table Aalto Table 90A
Artek Table Aalto Table 90A
Artek Table Aalto Table 90A
Artek Table Aalto Table 90A
Artek Table Aalto Table 90A

Tavolo Aalto 90A

$1,942

Made by Artek

Designed by Alvar Aalto

Il tavolo Aalto 90A è una graziosa espressione di forma e funzione, caratterizzato dall'iconica struttura con gambe a L piegate di Alvar Aalto che bilancia l'eleganza con l'integrità strutturale. Realizzato in caldo legno di betulla finlandese, il suo piano rotondo invita alla conversazione e alla creatività attorno alla sua presenza delicatamente organica. Offerto con superfici in impiallacciatura naturale, robusto linoleum o laminato di facile manutenzione, si adatta splendidamente sia ai pasti quotidiani che agli spazi incentrati sul design. Una fusione senza tempo di compostezza minimalista e ingegno architettonico, onora la visione di Aalto per un modernismo accessibile.

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Dettagli del prodotto

Dettagli
  • Designed by Alvar Aalto in 1935
  • Manufactured by Artek
  • Structure features the patented L-leg system for direct attachment to tabletop, ensuring stability and simplicity 
  • Legs and top edge made from solid birch or wild birch, offering natural warmth
  • Tabletop core constructed from solid birch
  • Surface in high-pressure white laminate
  • Crafted in Finland reflecting high manufacturing standards and regional craftsmanship 
  • Aesthetic inherently versatile and welcoming, moving fluidly between dining, workspace, or play settings
Misure

H × Dia
29.25 × 39.5 in.
74.3 × 100.33 cm.

Spedizione e resi

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Garanzia

Luminaire è un rivenditore autorizzato di Artek. Il prodotto è coperto dalla garanzia completa del produttore.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Aalto's bent L-leg and why does it matter?

Alvar Aalto patented the bent L-leg in 1933 as a way to create a structurally sound furniture joint using only wood. By making a series of parallel cuts at the base of a birch leg and laminating thin wood strips into the cuts before bending, Aalto achieved a curved load-bearing joint without any metal hardware, a significant departure from conventional furniture construction at the time.

What top surface options are available for the Table 90A?

The Table 90A is offered with a top in natural birch veneer, linoleum, or laminate. Linoleum is a natural material made from linseed oil and wood flour, valued for its warmth, resilience, and matte character. Laminate offers a more durable, easy-maintenance surface suited to high-use environments.

Is the Artek Table 90A made to order?

Yes, the Table 90A is produced to order, which reflects Artek's commitment to considered manufacturing rather than speculative overproduction. Lead times vary depending on configuration and finish.

How does the round format of the 90A differ from Aalto's rectangular tables?

The 90A's circular top was conceived for informal, egalitarian gathering, removing the directional orientation of a rectangular table. Aalto designed both formats, but the round table carries a particular social quality suited to smaller dining rooms, studios, and spaces where conversation is the point.

Who was Alvar Aalto, and what is Artek?

Alvar Aalto (1898-1976) was a Finnish architect and designer whose work helped define Nordic modernism. In 1935, he co-founded Artek in Helsinki alongside his wife Aino Aalto, art patron Marie Gullichsen, and art historian Nils-Gustav Hahl, with the aim of producing and promoting modern furniture rooted in craft and social purpose. Artek continues to manufacture Aalto's original designs from its Helsinki base.

Brand & Designer

Artek
Tavolo Aalto 91

Artek

Founded in 1935 in Helsinki, Finland, Artek specializes in furniture, lighting, and interior objects that unite modernist design, natural materials, and timeless Nordic functionality.
Alvar Aalto
Vaso Aalto

Alvar Aalto

A Finnish architect and designer whose work joined modernism, nature, and human comfort with enduring clarity and sculptural warmth.