Set of 7 dining chairs model 62, Alvar Aalto for Artek / Hedemora, Sweden, 1950s

Set of seven iconic dining chairs "Model 62", designed by Alvar Aalto and manufactured by Artek in the Hedemora factory, Sweden, in the 1950s. These rare pieces illustrate Aalto's pioneering approach to organic modernism, combining an innovative bent birch structure with exceptional functionality and timeless Scandinavian aesthetics. Made from laminated and bent birch, these chairs feature the elegant, fluid shapes that have become the hallmark of Aalto's furniture designs. The seats and backs have retained their original plush velvet upholstery, while the reverse of the backs is adorned with refined buttons that add a subtle decorative touch to this otherwise very minimalist design. Each chair bears the inscription "Aalto Möbler Svensk Kvalitetsprodukt", which attests to its Swedish manufacture and makes this set particularly sought after by collectors. Manufactured under licence in Sweden, these chairs are less common than their Finnish counterparts and represent an important chapter in the history of Scandinavian modern design. Combining comfort, craftsmanship, and visual lightness, Model 62 fits seamlessly into dining rooms as well as meeting spaces or carefully curated residential interiors. This set of dining chairs harmonises with many interior styles, including Vintage, Antique, Classic, Scandinavian, Modern, or Art Deco.