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Design: Aino Aalto, 1932
Simplicity, a space-saving shape that permits stacking and versatility were
the starting points for the Aino Aalto glassware. Ideas that have withstood
the times well. This challenging design, inspired by the rings made when a
stone hits the water, has kept creating new rings since its launch in 1932.
Colors:
Clear, Light Blue, Grey, Apple Green, Water Green
Dimensions:
3.5" tall; 7.5 oz.
Aino Aalto
(1894-1949) It was in 1924 that Aino Marsio went to work at architect
Alvar Aalto's office. The two fell in love, married and began a long
partnership. In 1932, Alvar Aalto, was beaten by his wife in a design
competition. The winning entry, "Aalto glasses", also won a gold medal at
the Milan Triennale. These and other items of glassware designed by Aino
Aalto are made for everyday use. Their simple and yet timeless design
continues to be part of our life 60 years on.
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