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Lukki Chair
A stackable 1951 chair combining tubular steel with pressed birch plywood for study and dining.
560 × 740 × 510 mm
1951
Finland
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Overview
Ilmari Tapiovaara designed the Lukki Chair in 1951 for student dormitories at the Helsinki University of Technology. Artek presents it as an all-purpose chair for studying at a desk and dining.
Construction
The legs are steel tube. The seat and back use a form-pressed birch-plywood core with beech veneer surfaces. Short arms provide support while allowing the chair to pull close to a table.
Specifications
The drawing labels W 56 × D 51 × H 74 cm, a 43 cm seat height, and 66.5 cm arm height. Up to four chairs may be stacked.
Storia
Designed for student rooms
Tapiovaara developed Lukki for the dormitories of the Helsinki University of Technology, giving the chair a practical context from the outset. Its short arms address both desk work and dining.
A Finnish name
Artek explains that “Lukki” means “daddy longlegs” in Finnish. The name accompanies a lightweight, hardwearing construction that pairs a tubular frame with formed plywood components.
Altro di Ilmari Tapiovaara
Kiki Lounge Chair
Ilmari Tapiovaara's compact steel-framed lounge chair from the Kiki Collection, 1960
Kiki Sofa
Ilmari Tapiovaara's steel-framed Kiki Sofa for Artek, 2- or 3-seater, 1960
Mademoiselle Rocking Chair
Tapiovaara’s 1956 solid-birch rocking chair, shaped through Finnish tradition and modern design.
Aslak Chair
A stackable beech chair sketched in 1946 and brought into production by technical advances in 1958.