Yrjö Kukkapuro, kirjoituspöytä, "Variation", ja tuoli, "Plaano" malli 431, Haimi.
Pöydässä kaksi yhdistettyä moduulia, 102 V och 103, kokonaisleveys 177 cm, korkeus 72 cm. Pidemmän osan pituus 148 cm, syvyys 81,5 cm, pienempi osa 60x60 cm.
"Plaano"-tuolissa pyörimismekanismi, tummanruskea nahkaverhoilu, jalassa kuusi pyörää. Istuinkorkeus 48 cm, leveys 48 cm, korkeus 82 cm. Valmistajan tarra.
Paikoittaista kulumaa pöydän reunoissa. Tuolissa vähäistä käyttökulumaa.
Yrjö Kukkapuro is a Finnish interior architect and furniture designer with a prolific career spanning over 65 years. He gained fame primarily through his experimental design and ergonomic philosophy, focusing on ecological values and the inherent qualities of materials. Born in 1933 in Vyborg, Kukkapuro studied at the University of Art and Design Helsinki, later becoming a teacher there. Eventually, he served as the rector from 1978 to 1980.
Kukkapuro is perhaps best known for his chairs, with one of the most famous being the "Karuselli" from 1964. The chair was dubbed the "Most Comfortable Chair in the World" by The New York Times in 1974 and is part of the permanent collections at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.