Siena blanket

Presented:	Maison&Objet 2013 January, Paris
Stylepark-ID:	08.1388.00153
Categories:	Fabrics / Textiles › Quilts / Bed linen

Product description

The showpiece of the first launch of the Artek abc Collection will be the Siena pattern, designed by Alvar Aalto in 1954. Aalto originally designed the pattern for fabrics. His idea was that it could be used freely for different purposes, and in fact Elis

sa Aalto once made an appearance wearing a dress made of a Siena fabric. The architectural and light Siena will be for the first time adapted to curtains, a soft blanket, a kitchen towel as well as coasters and trivets. The Siena range now consist nearly

20 small products.

All Siena Products

Siena tray

Siena tea towel

Siena tea towel

Siena place mat

Siena place mat

Siena pillowcase

Siena pillowcase

Siena coaster

Siena blanket

Siena bag

Siena curtain

Siena fabric

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Manufacturer:
Artek, Finland

Design:
Alvar Aalto
1954, 2013

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