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Artek

DL81 Table

$2,300.00

Item No. 100716442

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New Arrival

Artek

DL81 Table

$2,300.00

Item No. 100716442

White Laminate

Black Linoleum

Lacquered Birch

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DL81 Table

$2,300.00

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The DL81 Table (1933) exemplifies Alvar Aalto’s belief that good design should adapt to everyday life. Created for compact interiors, this foldable table expands effortlessly to accommodate extra guests or provide added workspace, then tucks away neatly when not in use. True to Aalto’s legacy, the DL81 brings architectural clarity and material warmth into daily living, embodying the Finnish master’s seamless union of form, function, and human touch. Made in Finland.

Effortlessly foldable design ideal for compact spaces.
Crafted with signature attention to material and proportion.
A timeless example of Alvar Aalto’s work, who designed furniture as an extension of his architectural thinking.
Measure for a perfect fit with our delivery guide: https://www.dwr.com/furniture-delivery-guide.html

Brand: Artek

General Dimensions

29¼" H 44½" W 29½" D

Product Weight: 51 lbs

Assembly: Requires Assembly

Warranty: DWR honors a one (1) year warranty on all products. Brand-specific warranties may extend to longer periods.

Dimensions

DL81 Table

Width Min (in): 31¼
Height (in): 29¼
Width (in): 44½
Depth (in): 29½
Weight (lbs): 51

Solid birch legs and edge band
Solid birch tabletop
Laminate, birch veneer, or linoleum surface options

Alvar Aalto

An eloquent humanist, as well as one of the great architects and designers of the 20th century, Alvar Aalto breathed life and warmth into modernism, placing emphasis on organic geometry, supple, natural materials and respect for the human element. “Architecture,” he said, “must have charm; it is a factor of beauty in society.

DL81 Table