22 Can’t-Miss Deals From Finnish Design Shop’s Summer Sale

Ball Chair was designed by Eero Aarnio in 1963 and presented at the International Furniture Fair in Cologne in 1966, and it became Aarnio's international breakthrough.

Le Gourmet by Gense is a collection of simple cast iron pans, dishes and mortars that are well suited even for the most demanding domestic chefs. Cast iron objects will stand the test of time, and they can be used both on modern ceramic hobs and in traditional ovens.

Studio Macura’s Lava is a clever vase that consists of a simple glass cylinder and a round pumice stone. The function of the pierced stone is to hold the stem of a plant straight – due to the oval shape the stone does not roll around but stays upright.

This is the only book to thoroughly document the world's finest examples of Brutalist architecture. More than 850 buildings - existing and demolished, classic and contemporary - are organized geographically into nine continental regions.

Piippu slow brewer, designed by Salla Huhtasela and Wesley Walters for Skagerak, is a sculptural and minimalist pot for brewing coffee or tea. Made of white porcelain with glazed inside and matte outside, Piippu consists of three parts: a pot with a small handle, a dripper and a delicate lid.

Hartô's Hyppolite is a mid-century inspired but still modern secretary desk designed by Florence Watine. An attractive combination of oak veneered top and metal legs, Hyppolite's sleek design doesn't take much space in the room but still gives you plenty of space for work.

Trepas Six from Architectmade is a set of six tealight holders in copper, steel and brass, designed by Peter Karpf in 1966. The candle flame will give a warm and vivid shine for the polished surfaces of the holders, and their clean, rounded shapes adorn all kinds of decors.

In Between SK1 chair, designed by Sami Kallio for &Tradition, is defined by the gaps in the crescent-shaped back and armrest. The shape of the wood veneer panels also give the chair its name: In Between. Made of solid ash or oak, In Between is an exercise in wood craftsmanship.

The classic PH 3/2 pendant from Louis Poulsen features an innovative three-shade system developed by Poul Henningsen in the 1920s.

Triangle from the side, oval from the front. Reflect bookend comes from a warm mix of light oak and shiny brass – keeping its books in check by their own weight. Little, practical and figurative.  

Alvar Aalto (1898-1976) made a unique modernist mark.

Echoing the voluptuous contours and textural consistency of Japanese rice paper lanterns, the Foscarini Rituals 3 Table Lamp gracefully replicates those time-tested artisanal qualities using hand-blown glass.

A captivating combination of clear glass and stainless steel, Sky pitcher is perfect for serving water and other drinks with exceptional elegance. The pitcher is part of Georg Jensen’s tableware range designed by Aurelien Barbry.

Glo is a sculptural tealight holder, which will, true to Nedre Foss' ideology, serve its owner for at least a century.

Green Home Book is a richly illustrated guidebook to a lush, green home.

Eva Solo grill is made especially for people who value unique design and quality. Now you can forget the monster grill that spoils the view in your garden.