The Alvar Aalto Shop is the location to purchase design products right in the centre of Jyväskylä. It’s more than a museum shop!

Our selection includes timeless design products that can provide a stylish touch to your home or office interior: classic lamp models, designer fabrics and much more. We also offer Finland’s largest selection of books about the work of the Aaltos, as well as many other publications focusing on design and architecture. Our product line also includes stationary products featuring the most beautiful sketch drawings by Alvar Aalto, as well as the “Alvar Aalto Art Posters” series: a vast selection of vintage Aalto posters from which everyone can find their favourite.

As Artek retailers, we also offer a wide selection of classic Artek lamp and furniture models. From us, customers can as well receive assistance in taking care of the Artek pieces that they already own. Through us it is possible to order spare parts, or webbing strips and textiles for re-upholstering. Our staff can also provide advice and instruction on how to properly take care of Artek products, and maybe sometimes even small anecdotes on the origin of each model.

Online store shop.alvaraalto.fi

The online store is open round the clock, regardless of the time of day or night. In addition to architecture and design books, our range includes a varied selection of design products and original stationery products. Please note, that the online selection is a small take on the variety available in our Jyväskylä store. Orders are shipped worldwide (currently with some restrictions), and can also be collected from Alvar Aalto Shop (Kauppakatu 14, Jyväskylä).

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ALVAR AALTO ART POSTERS

A unique series of Alvar Aalto Art Posters, published by the Alvar Aalto Foundation, is now available at shop.alvaraalto.fi. This first series of Alvar Aalto art posters is dedicated to architecture exhibitions in Finland and abroad. They represent the selection of the Foundation’s poster collection. This first assortment of posters provides a splendid overview of the spectrum of Aalto architecture exhibitions from the 1960s to the 1990s. The second series presents Alvar Aalto Symposium history.