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Authentic High Stool 64 Counter Stool in Black by Alvar Aalto & Artek
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Authentic high Stool 64 counter stool in black by Alvar Aalto & Artek. The popular bar Stool 64 is eternally contemporary, in its element in kitchens, cafes, bars, and at countertops. Symmetrical and non-Directional, Bar Stool 64 is always positioned the right way. Taller in stature, this stool features a natural birch frame and can come accented by a laminate or linoleum seat surface. Perfect for high top tables and bar counters, the stool also features a sturdy birch rail footrest for added comfort without compromising on style.
Recognised today as one of the great masters of modern architecture, Alvar Aalto (1898-1976) was born in Kuortane, Finland. During a long and prolific career, Aalto designed buildings for almost all key public institutions, as well as standardised housing and private homes. One of the co-founders of Artek, Aalto left a legacy with lasting resonance.
Aalto’s architecture is distinctively Finnish, strongly individual, and marked by a warm humanity. His buildings derive their aesthetic character from their dynamic relationship with their natural surroundings, their human scale, superbly executed details, unique treatment of materials, and ingenious use of lighting.
Aalto began designing furnishings as a natural extension of his architectural thinking. His first modern piece of furniture was created in 1931-1932 for the tuberculosis sanatorium in Paimio, Finland. Artek was set up in 1935 to market and sell his and his wife Aino’s furniture, lighting, and textiles, particularly on international markets.
Through his innovations in form and line, Alvar Aalto’s name has also become important in the history of design. In fact, Aalto first achieved fame in Continental Europe as a furniture designer, and only later as an architect. His contribution to furniture design was among his foremost achievements in its own right. Aalto’s furniture and lighting form the heart of the Artek range.
Price is per item. Handmade to order in Finland. Current configuration shown is in Black Lacquer with 25.5" seat height. The Stool 64 is also available in the below variants. Please specify when ordering.
Seat material options: White Laminate, Black Linoleum, or Fabric Upholstery
Full Lacquer options: Natural Birch, Black, or White
Seat height options: 25.5" or 29.5"
In-stock lead time 2-3 weeks. Out of stock lead time up to an additional 8 weeks or more. Please note that inventory can change at any time. For time sensitive orders, please inquire prior to purchasing. -
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Documentation: Certificate of Authenticity Origin: Finland Period: New Materials: Lacquered Birch Condition: Good. New Styles / Movements: Contemporary, Mid Century, Scandinavian Modern Incollect Reference #: 304298 -
Dimensions
H. 25.5 in; Diam. 20.5 in; H. 64.77 cm; Diam. 52.07 cm; Seat H. 25.5 in; Seat H. 64.77 cm;
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Two Enlighten specializes in mid-century vintage + modern lighting, furniture, and décor. We ship worldwide and have a showroom open by appointment only in Glendale, California. Let us know if you're looking for anything or want to drop by and see something. Contact us: 310.592.0464
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