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Mademoiselle Lounge Chair
A solid-birch lounge chair joining Finnish chair tradition with Tapiovaara’s modern approach.
550 × 940 × 660 mm
1956
Finland
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Overview
Ilmari Tapiovaara developed the Mademoiselle Lounge Chair for the home in 1956. Artek describes a solid-birch chair informed by traditional Finnish seating and reconsidered through a modern design approach.
Construction
An age-old construction method supports the spoke back, while the seat has a softly rounded edge. The legs, seat and backrest are solid birch, offered with white lacquer or black stain.
Specifications
The official product drawing labels W 55 × D 66 × H 94 cm, with a 41 cm seat height.
Histoire
Tradition reconsidered
Tapiovaara drew on traditional Finnish chairs when developing Mademoiselle. Rather than reproducing a historic type, he combined its spoke-back language and established joinery with smooth modernist seat curves.
Designed for domestic space
Artek states that this low chair was specifically developed for the home. The fixed lounge version shares its name and year with a separate rocking chair, while retaining its own 66 cm depth and fixed-leg construction.
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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.


