Aalto chair 69 seat

A seat compatible with Artek's Aalto chair 69.

Artek’s Chair 69 was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1935. The timeless chair is part of the permanent collection of MoMA, The Museum of Modern Art in New York. Chair 69 can be stated as one of the most popular dining chairs of Alvar Aalto. 

The seat of the chair is made of genuine leather and the legs are attached directly to the round seat — Aalto’s patented L-leg structure is featured in many of his famous design pieces. Artek’s Chair 69 has a higher backrest than other Aalto’s dining chairs, that gives the design its remarkable look.

Aalto’s 69 chair is still a favourite and works well in almost any decor. Placed in the kitchen, hallway or the office, you’ll have yourself a modern eye-catcher with iconic design.

Alvar Aalto

Since its founding in 1935, Finnish furniture manufacturer Artek has stood at the intersection of Nordic design, architecture and art. By doing so, Artek has elevated Finnish design, along with Aino and Alvar Aalto's furniture, to global recognition.

Artek’s furniture and lighting are cornerstones of Finnish design, gracing numerous homes and public spaces worldwide. Even today, most of Artek's wooden furniture is crafted in Finland.