Screen 100 in Pinewood by Alvar Aalto & Artek, Finland, 1936

The Artek 100 Screen was designed by Alvar Aalto with a natural aesthetic for various interiors requiring privacy and separation within a room. Its lightweight design can be utilised on occasion or as a permanent divider when sectioning a particular area or piece of furniture, such as a sofa-bed or creating a unique space for an office within a bedroom. Aligned pinewood strips of 150cm, the Screen 100 is easily movable and can be adapted to any shape, due to the flexibility of the design.

Natural lacquered pine gives the Artek 100 Screen a fluid, organic profile with subtle panels that line its surface in a seamless pattern. Section off various parts of your home or public workspace with ease and complement the modern surroundings with its timeless style. Such a simple piece has the ability to create entirely new settings within smaller environments that might need a more convenient solution when it comes to setting up unique scenes. Using Alvar Aalto’s statement design of natural woods, the 100 Screen can be incorporated into ay room of any decor. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity

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