Re-edition of a Finnish classic from 1955 based on functionality and intimacy. An opaque body, fragmented by superimposed plates, the inner light.
In the language of Finnish functionalism, the Maija series echoes Scandinavians' love of light while revealing an elegant and durable structure. A fragmented opaque body made up of superimposed plates filters the light that dwells within.
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