Aino + Alvar Aalto: A Life Together
Aino + Alvar Aalto: A Life Together by Heikki Aalto-Alanen for Phaidon.
More than a study of two design icons, Aino + Alvar Aalto: A Life Together offers an intimate portrait of the creative partnership behind some of the twentieth century’s most influential architecture, furniture and objects. As co-founders of Artek, Aino and Alvar Aalto shaped modern design through a shared vision that blended innovation, craftsmanship and a deep understanding of everyday life.
Written by their grandson, Heikki Aalto-Alanen, the book draws on previously unpublished letters, family photographs, sketches and personal documents to tell the story of their lives and work. Richly illustrated throughout, it reveals the collaborative relationship at the heart of their achievements while providing a unique glimpse into their creative process, travels and family life. Both a visual biography and a celebration of a remarkable design legacy, this volume offers a fresh perspective on two of modernism’s most important figures.
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Aino + Alvar Aalto: A Life Together by Heikki Aalto-Alanen for Phaidon.
More than a study of two design icons, Aino + Alvar Aalto: A Life Together offers an intimate portrait of the creative partnership behind some of the twentieth century’s most influential architecture, furniture and objects. As co-founders of Artek, Aino and Alvar Aalto shaped modern design through a shared vision that blended innovation, craftsmanship and a deep understanding of everyday life.
Written by their grandson, Heikki Aalto-Alanen, the book draws on previously unpublished letters, family photographs, sketches and personal documents to tell the story of their lives and work. Richly illustrated throughout, it reveals the collaborative relationship at the heart of their achievements while providing a unique glimpse into their creative process, travels and family life. Both a visual biography and a celebration of a remarkable design legacy, this volume offers a fresh perspective on two of modernism’s most important figures.
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23.8w x 30.5cmh
Materials
352 pages with 400 illustrations bound in a hardcover.
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