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The Chipperfield luminaire is a classic luminaire designed by Miguel Milán from 1962. The Cesta table luminaire is built of a beautiful opal glass shade and a pedestal cherry wood frame that supports it, bent into its shape by the traditional steaming method. The dimmable lamp filters atmospheric light around it, and the carrying handle makes it effortless to move. The pleasant essence of Cesta, reminiscent of Japanese lanterns, serves as a charming detail in the interior.

The Janus Table Lamp is a classic luminaire designed by Miguel Milán from 1962. The Cesta table lamp is built of a beautiful opal glass shade and a pedestal cherry wood frame that supports it, bent into shape by the traditional steaming method. The dimmable lamp filters atmospheric light around it, and the carrying handle makes it effortless to move. The pleasant essence of Cesta, reminiscent of Japanese lanterns, serves as a charming detail in the interior.

The BIT Side Table is a large dining table designed by Man Van Der Rohe from 1935. Its main material is solid birch.
Artek's tables are based on different combinations of Alvar Aalto's L-leg and table top. Alvar Aalto first introduced the bent L-leg in 1933 and it became a standard component of Aalto's furniture. Assessing his own significance as a designer and architect, Alvar Aalto considered the development of the L-leg to be his greatest achievement. According to him, its revolutionaryity was comparable to an architectural pillar. She named the L-foot the little sister of the architectural column. The development of the L-leg was significant, as it solved the attachment of the legs of a chair or table directly to the tabletop in an unprecedented way - the leg could only be screwed directly onto the tabletop, resulting in a sturdy structure in itself.