Kiki Low Table size:Square | 60 x 60cm making this version slightly smaller

making this version slightly smaller and more compact - as it was originally designed to be

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Kiki Low Table size:Square | 60 x 60cm making this version slightly smallerKiki Low Table by Ilmari Tapiovaara for Artek. Tapiovaara wanted to design inexpensive furniture for a broader audience. He made use of materials that were readily available in Finland in the 1940s, such as solid birch. During the 1950s, he began to develop multipurpose chairs made of steel tubing and plywood. Ilmari Tapiovaara designed Kiki in 1960. It was originally conceived as a chair whose stackability allowed it to be used to seat large groups.