MOBEL VAKO, NIPO AND PUMU
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Mobel furniture represents ageless, clean-cut and refined Scandinavian design heritage dialogues with high-class architecture offers a wide range of chairs, tables, desks and lecture hall seating. designed by Interior Designer SIO Jouko Järvisalo, Pentti Hakala, Teemu Järvi, Heikki Ruoho, Vesa Damski For people who appreciate timeless and unique interior design. www.mobel.fi Photos: Chikako Harada, Rauno Träskelin and Jussi Tiainen

VAKO, NIPO and PUMU - NEW SOLID WOOD CHAIRS Design Jouko Järvisalo The chairs are manufactured in Finland out of carefully selected solid wood, with carpentry skills honed through the decades. Every part of the chair’s structure is carefully designed with efficient material utilisation and industrial production in mind. The chairs’ traditional joint techniques and structural details, particularly visible in the natural colours, enrich the meticulously finished effect. The most common types of wood are birch and oak. -Detachable linking device -Stackable -Transport trolley -Weight 5 kg -With...

VAKO, NIPO and PUMU Design Jouko Jarvisalo The Finnish word vako refers to a furrow, usually V- ^^^^^^H shaped in cross-section, tilled into a field for sowing ^^^^^^H purposes. This meaning is reflected in the shape of the ^^^^^^H Vako ^^^^^^H Vako is an ascetic, archetypal wooden chair, whose ^^^^^^H form is reminiscent of the stark simplicity of Finnish ^^^^^^H rustic furniture. Every part of the chair's structure is ^^^^^^H carefully designed with efficient material utilisation ^^^^^^H and industrial production in mind. ^^^^^^H The minimal inclinations of Vako's seat and backrest...

VAKO design Jouko Järvisalo

VAKO design Jouko Järvisalo

VAKO design Jouko Järvisalo

VAKO design Jouko Järvisalo

VAKO design Jouko Järvisalo

VAKO design Jouko Järvisalo

VAKO design Jouko Järvisalo The Finnish Seamen's Mission Helsinki Vuosaari A R K - house arkkitehdit Oy Pentti Kareoja Photo Jussi Tiainen

k The Finnish Seamen's Mission Helsinki Vuosaari A R K - house arkkitehdit Oy Pentti Kareoja Photo Jussi Tiainen

NIPO design Jouko Järvisalo

NIPO design Jouko Järvisalo

NIPO design Jouko Järvisalo

NIPO design Jouko Järvisalo

PUMU design Jouko Järvisalo

PUMU design Jouko Järvisalo

PUMU design Jouko Järvisalo

PUMU design Jouko Järvisalo

HELA Design Jouko Järvisalo In the midst of the design world’s almost troublesome attempts to seek originality, the Hela chair nears the ideal of a so-called basic chair. Hela is an unassuming solid wood/plywood chair, where the seat, backrest and legs are all part of one solid shape and structure. The shapes of the wood and plywood flow uninterrupted throughout the chair. This solution is appealing particularly in sacred spaces, for example, where quietness is part of the architectural aims of the space. -Detachable linking devise -Stackable -Transport trolley -With or without armrests...

HELA design Jouko Järvisalo

HELA design Jouko Järvisalo

HELA design Jouko Järvisalo

HELA design Jouko Järvisalo Dar al-Kalima conference and restaurant building, Bethlehem , Israel architecture: Vilhelm Helander, Juha Leiviskä, arkkitehdit SAFA photo: Jari Heikkinen

MOBEL REFERENCES Acusticum, Piteå, Sweden Arken, Åbo Akademi, Finland AstraZeneca R&D, Boston, USA Baerum Cultural Centre, Sandvika, Norway Biblioteca Municipal de Santa Maria da Feira, Portugal Dar al-Kalima conference building, Israel Delft University of Technology, France Embassy of Finland, Bangkok, Thailand Embassy of Finland, Berlin, Germany Embassy of Finland, Canberra, Australia Embassy of Finland, Paris, France Exactum, University of Helsinki, Finland Geové Verzekringen, Groningen, The Netherlands Kiasma, Museum of Modern Arts, Finland Kumu, Eesti Kunstimuuseum, Tallinn, Estonia...