Anna-Kaisa Huusko

The spindle-back chair’s journey from Windsor to Finnish summer cottages—discover the story of this furniture icon

Finnish ryijy—the colorful history of this wall hanging connects Vikings, wedding couples, and experimental art

Finnish retro favorite's earthy style and humility make the Arabia Ruska dishware set relevant once again

An Arabia milk jug was once found in almost every Finnish home—now the most coveted ones can cost over 1,000 euros

A little bird for pocket change—or for thousands of euros! Glass birds turn up cheaply at flea markets, but the most coveted ones fetch hefty sums

For Oiva Toikka, work meant fun—the life of the beloved glass artist

”Timeless designs you can use year-round”—Meet the designers of Pentik, a Finnish ceramics and interior design pioneer

Colorful glass fruits: the freshest retro decor hit

Lighting designer Lisa Johansson-Pape was a pioneer of elegant lamp design—but she always put functionality first

Finnish designer Helena Tynell found her calling in glass—her works are now highly popular collector's items

Beloved wallpapers designed by top Finnish designers of the 1950s and 1960s—read the story of Pihlgren and Ritola!

Kaija Aarikka was always in tune with the times—the Finnish designer’s career began with wooden buttons

Got one of the rough-looking Humppila glass vases sitting around? It might still be in demand

Maija Isola: a wanderer and an experimenter behind Marimekko’s beloved Unikko print

“Drying rack for people”—The story behind Finnish sauna stools

Arabia’s old planters are coveted flea market finds—besides their beautiful design, they help your plants thrive

Alvar Aalto was a master of clean lines and carefully considered details—the beloved design classics pass from generation to generation