Set of six plant trays
Attributed to Paavo Tynell
Finland, 1950s

each
Reference number: 2434
Tear sheet: Download
Material: 

Copper and brass.

Measurements:
L: 227 cm / 7' 5 3/4''
W: 21 cm / 8 1/4''
Description:

One of the best loved and most acclaimed Finnish designers – Paavo Tynell was born in Helsinki, Finland, in 1890. He was an industrial designer, often referred to as ‘the man who illuminated Finland’ through his world-renowned and extremely sought-after work, formed mostly from perforated and polished brass. He was a true pioneer of Nordic lighting design, with his early work proving to be of a functionalist nature during the first stages of his awe-inspiring career. His works today are some of the most coveted collectors items in Nordic lighting design.

Provenance:

The member's club at the Myllykoski paper mill, Finland. Paavo Tynell's office was responsible for the refurbishing of the member's club in the 1950's.