Iittala

The new pressed 75 mm glass bowl in the Alvar Aalto Collection adds needed variation to the collection. The bowl is a versatile object and can be u...

Alfredo Häberli grew up with a family that was in the restaurant business in Buenos Aires, so this Zurich-based designer under-stands the importanc...

Delicate and as fresh as a dewy Scandinavian morning, the Iittala Kastehelmi collection brings a bit of the outdoors into any space. Available in a...

Scandia’s simple yet distinctive design suits modern and traditional tables. Grooves in the handle provide easier use and ensure preservation. Dinn...

The simple but distinctive form of the Scandia cutlery was originally designed by Kaj Franck in 1952. It's a classic that suits both modern and tra...

Taika means 'magic' in Finnish, and Klaus Haapaniemi wants his illustrations to inspire your own imagination and storytelling. Combined with other ...

Taika (Magic) is an enchanting set of dishes inspired by childrens fairy tales and this folklore based dinnerware is one of the most beloved dinner...

Taika means 'magic' in Finnish, and Klaus Haapaniemi wants his illustrations to inspire your own imagination and storytelling. Combined with other ...

Teema pitcher was designed in 1948 by Kaj Franck, when refrigerators were still rare. The pitcher with its tight fitting cork could be used for car...

The versatile Teema collection provides endless combinations that are functional, durable and refined. The black dinner plate is a dramatic backdro...

Inspired by the melting ice in Lapland, Wirkkala originally created the surface of Ultima Thule in the 1960s after carving into a graphic mould. An...

Design legend Alvar Aalto’s asymmetrical waves (“aalto” in Finnish) have become a timeless symbol of Scandinavian interior design since winning th...

Design legend Alvar Aalto’s asymmetrical waves (“aalto” in Finnish) have become a timeless symbol of Scandinavian interior design since winning th...