Paul Smith And Artek Refresh The Stool 60
Their third limited edition brings playful colour to Alvar Aalto’s 1933 classic while keeping its practical spirit intact.
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JUMIRO
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22 Aug 2026
COURTESY OF ARTEK
Paul Smith And Artek Refresh The Stool 60
Their third limited edition brings playful colour to Alvar Aalto’s 1933 classic while keeping its practical spirit intact.
Design
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JUMIRO
/
22 Aug 2026
COURTESY OF ARTEK
Paul Smith And Artek Refresh The Stool 60
Their third limited edition brings playful colour to Alvar Aalto’s 1933 classic while keeping its practical spirit intact.
Design
/
JUMIRO
/
22 Aug 2026
COURTESY OF ARTEK
Paul Smith And Artek Refresh The Stool 60
Design
JUMIRO
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Paul Smith and Artek have released Edition Three of the Stool 60, continuing a partnership that began two years earlier. The new version takes Alvar Aalto’s famous three-legged birch design and filters it through Smith’s familiar love of unexpected colour.
The legs appear in Lemon Yellow, Burgundy and Melrose Pink, while the seat keeps a natural wood surface. Flip the stool and a hidden Malachite Green underside appears, a small surprise that feels true to Smith’s approach. The piece still works as a seat, side table or simple surface, and remains fully stackable so groups of them create a lively striped effect.
Earlier editions are also being restocked, giving collectors the chance to gather the full sequence. The collaboration once again shows how a nearly century-old form can stay fresh when treated with both respect and a light, colourful hand.
ARTEK
Paul Smith and Artek have released Edition Three of the Stool 60, continuing a partnership that began two years earlier. The new version takes Alvar Aalto’s famous three-legged birch design and filters it through Smith’s familiar love of unexpected colour.
The legs appear in Lemon Yellow, Burgundy and Melrose Pink, while the seat keeps a natural wood surface. Flip the stool and a hidden Malachite Green underside appears, a small surprise that feels true to Smith’s approach. The piece still works as a seat, side table or simple surface, and remains fully stackable so groups of them create a lively striped effect.
Earlier editions are also being restocked, giving collectors the chance to gather the full sequence. The collaboration once again shows how a nearly century-old form can stay fresh when treated with both respect and a light, colourful hand.
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