Artek Armchair 41 Paimio
The Artek Armchair 41 “Paimio,” designed by Alvar Aalto in 1932, continues to exude a contemporary aesthetic. Its minimalist design features a lacquered plywood frame, seat, and back, perfectly showcasing Aalto’s mastery of simplicity and elega
Key Features:
- Original Alvar Aalto design
- Made in Finland
- Choice of colours
Wellworking Says...
"Half chair, half sculpture- the Piamio is a centrepiece in any room"
Artek Armchair 41 FAQs
What is the origin of the Paimio Chair’s design?
Alvar Aalto designed the Paimio Chair specifically for the Paimio Sanatorium, a tuberculosis facility in southwestern Finland. The chair’s angle and form were intended to aid patients’ breathing and comfort during their recovery.
What materials are used in the Paimio Chair?
The chair features a frame made from form-bent solid birch lamella, while the seat shell is crafted from form-pressed birch plywood. This construction provides both flexibility and durability.
What are the dimensions of the Paimio Chair?
The chair measures approximately 66 cm in height, 60 cm in width, and 80 cm in depth, with a seat height of 33 cm.
In which colours is the Paimio Chair available?
The Paimio Chair is available in black or white lacquered finishes.
Where can I purchase the Paimio Chair?
The Paimio Chair is available through authorised Artek retailers such as Wellworking.co.uk
WARRANTY CLAIMS
All warranties are automatically applied by Wellworking and there is no need to register your product with the manufacturer.
Please keep your proof of purchase safe (it's easier for us to locate your order with the invoice or web order number) and, in the unlikely event a fault occurs, contact us by emailing service@wellworking.co.uk and we will arrange a service visit or replacement.
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Our products are designed with quality and longevity in mind and this is reflected in their long warranties.
We are working with our suppliers to reduce packaging and limit the use of non-recyclable packing materials. We take away all the packaging when we deliver products and recycle as much as we can within our offices to reduce the waste that goes to landfill.
