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Aino Aalto (born Aino Mandelin-Marsio, 1894-1949) was a pioneer of Finnish design. Born in Helsinki, Finland, she received her architecture degree in 1920 from Helsinki Polytechnic. In 1924, Aino joined famed Finnish architect Alvar Aalto’s firm. That step proved fateful for Aino both professionally and personally when she soon married Alvar ...
One of Aalto’s most notable designs for Iittala is her pressed glassware, inspired by the circles that form when a stone is thrown into the water.
AUD$49.95. Save 30%. AUD$34.97. Check stock in-store. Notify me when back in stock. Aino Aalto 1932Echoing rings of water, this pressed glassware from 1932 is tactile proof that essential design survives the test of time. Simple, space-saving design that permits stacking and versatility were the starting point for these classics.
Iittala Aino Aalto Clear Pitcher. SALE: $120.24 $184.99. FREE SHIPPING. The timeless design of the Aino Aalto glass has been gracing tables wordlwide since its introduction in 1932. Aino Aalto tumblers are now available in a wide variety of colors and styles to suit your taste. Made by iittala in Finland.
May 5, 2005 · Product Description. Modern and fresh. iittala's AI950301 Aino Aalto 11.75 oz. clear tumbler is just that. This contemporary glassware collection, available in multiple colors can be combined with every object iittala produces and sits comfortably in any scenario. Whether it is a formal dinner party to an informal children's gathering, this ...
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iittala Aino Aalto Glassware. Designed by Aino Aalto and inspired by the ripples formed when a stone is thrown into water, these glasses have been a favorite among Finnish design enthusiasts for over ninety years. Crafted at the Iittala Glass Factory in Finland, the Aino Aalto Tumblers feature a simple, space-saving form that permits stacking ...
Aino Marsio, born in Helsinki in 1894, received her degree in architecture from the Helsinki Polytechnic and began working for Alvar Aalto’s architecture office in 1924. Soon after, she married Alvar Aalto and, in addition to a new surname, gained a lifelong partner. The couple worked together closely until Aino’s death in 1949. The significance of Aino Aalto's life's work is immeasurable ...
