Artek 900 tea trolley white

With its timeless style, the Artek 900 tea trolley works as a steadfast part of the interior. The well-known look includes large plywood wheels, a wicker basket, a tiled table top and a birch frame. Alvar Aalto designed the tea trolley in 1937. The idea for the serving trolley came from the British tea culture that Aino and Alvar Aalto got to know during their travels, as well as the Japanese architecture and woodwork they admired.

The Artek 900 tea trolley is personal and multi-purpose, and it is also great for all kinds of settings, from daytime coffee to cocktails. The table surface of this functional piece of furniture is ceramic tile. Between the handle and the shelf, there is a practical rattan basket that softens the linear look of the tea trolley.

Artek - long-lived classics

Artek was founded in 1935 to sell and market furniture designed by Alvar Aalto . Artek's founders Alvar and Aino Aalto, Nils-Gustav Hahl and Maire Gullichsen published a manifesto drawn up in the spirit of functionalism, according to which Artek's purpose was "to trade in furniture and to promote modern housing culture through exhibitions and other means".

Artek's original values ​​– durability and high quality combined with a clean design language – are still at the core of the company. Artek's powerhouses Alvar and Aino Aalto created their own warm and human style for modern interior design, where nature was a major inspiration. It is the use of natural materials and the tireless search for new technical solutions that have made Artek a company whose values ​​are still relevant today.

Material: Birch, rattan and white ceramic tiles
Dimensions: Width 90 cm, depth 65 cm, height 60 cm
Color: Birch, white

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