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2013 Collection. 1 2 3 4 5 Timeless design since 1881. 2013 Collection. 1 2 3 4 5 9 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 14 18 19 21 22 23 20 1 Klaus Haapaniemi pg. 11 13 Timo Sarpaneva pg. 28, 35 2 Alfredo Häberli pg. 12, 17-18 14 Marc Newson pg. 16 3 Antonio Citterio pg. 17, 22, 28 15 Pentagon Design pg. 34 4 Anu Penttinen pg. 31 16 Aino Aalto pg. 15 5 Heikki Orvola pg. 11 17 Laura Partanen pg. 23 6 Alvar Aalto pg. 32-33 18 Harri Koskinen pg. 7 7 Tapio Wirkkala pg. 20-21 19 Samuji pg. 7 8 Arto Kankkunen pg. 23 20 Aleksi Kuokka pg. 7 9 Kaj Franck pg. 8-10, 14 21 Musuta pg. 7 10 Oiva Toikka pg. 13, 36-38 22 Matti Klenel pg. 16 11 Björn Dahlström pg. 27 23 Renzo Piano pg. 24 12 Göran Hongell pg. 19 Each Iittala collection is a work of art designed by a visionary artisan for timeless beauty that is both simple and refined. We are proud to continue the work of modernist trailblazers like Kaj Franck, Alvar Aalto and other legendary designers, taking their original forms forward with new colors and materials. We also welcome new designers from all over the world that share our philosophy of creating functional, timeless works of art that will never go out of style. Designers. 4 Timeless design since 1881. Eat & drink. Cook. Interior. 7 Sarjaton 17 Essence 27 Tools 31 Vitriini 8 Teema 17 Iittala Decanter 28 Sarpaneva 32 Alvar Aalto Collection 450°C/824 F 10 Puinukka 18 Essence Plus 28 Collective Tools 34 Jars 11 Taika 19 Aarne 35 Sarpaneva Steel 12 Origo 20 Ultima Thule 36 Birds by Toikka 13 Kastehelmi 21 Tapio 14 Kartio 450°C22/824 F Citterio450°C/824 F 98 450°C/824 F 450°C/824 F 15 Aino Aalto 23 Artik 16 Lempi 24 Piano 16 Marc Newson 450°C/824 F 450°C/824 F 450°C/824 F 450°C/824 F 450°C/824 F Freezer safe Oven safe Heat-resistant Microwave safe Dishwasher safe Hand wash only Electric range Ceramic range Induction range Gas range * CA PROP 65 WARNING: Handling this product will expose you to lead and contains chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer, birth defects and/or reproductive harm. Contents. 1932 Aino Aalto Aino Aalto 1936 Alvar Aalto Collection Alvar Aalto Timeless design since 1881. What started as a glass factory in Iittala, 19 48 Finland, now celebrates generations of Aarne essential objects that are made to enrich Göran Hongell people's everyday lives. We believe objects should be distinctive, combinable and multi-functional, with lasting design that allows for individual use and expression. The progressive philosophy of our design 1952 heroes, Kaj Franck and Alvar Aalto, Teema still inspires us to keep Iittala forever Kaj Franck relevant. We don't just create beautiful objects. We believe in timeles design that will never be thrown away. 1958 Kartio Kaj Franck 1960 Sarpaneva Timo Sarpaneva 19 68 Ultima Thule Tapio Wirkkala Generations of icons. 2012 Sarjaton Koskinen, Kuokka, Musuta & Samuji 2012 Lempi Matti Klenell 2010 celadon green forest green salmon pink Vitriini Anu Penttinen 2013 new colors. Iittala’s wide spectrum of glass colors reflects the current trends of interior design and the unmistakable 1998 atmosphere of the modern era. This Tools year, Iittala introduces slightly lighter Björn Dahlström hues to its color range, conveying an aura of positive energy, an atmosphere of optimism and a sense of lightness. Salmon pink, celadon green and forest green bring a breath of freshness to 1972 Iittala’s collection and provide new Birds by Toikka possibilities for combining products Oiva Toikka in interior decorating and springtime table settings. Generations of icons. Sarjaton Teema Purnukka Jars Taika Origo Kastehelmi Kartio Aino Aalto Lempi Marc Newson Essence Iittala Decanter Essence Plus Aarne Ultima Thule Tapio Citterio 98 Artik Piano Eat & drink. Few things in life are more reflective of your personal style than the table you set. Iittala’s timeless selection of tableware, glassware and cutlery brings the best you forward. Each of our functional works of art is designed to fit your hand like a natural extension for a complete sensory experience at every meal. Mix and match pieces in endless combinations to provide the perfect setting for casual meals, formal occasions and everything in between. 6 Sarjaton 2012 Harri Koskinen, Alexsi Kuokka, Sarjaton, meaning 'without series' in Finnish, is a range that Musuta & Samuji redefines the freedom of flexibilty. The essential parts can be used whenever for whatever and play just as well together as When Iittala brought together a group of young Finnish by themselves. Touch the embossed plates, enjoy the soft, designers to create a tableware set, the result was a muted tones of the color palette or make your own personal compelling new offering called Sarjaton. Acclaimed compositions. Shaped by the tradition, tailored for today, Sarjaton artisans Harri Koskinen, Aleksi Kuokka, Musuta and gives you the natural tools to create as you like. Samuji drew from their combined experiences in fashion, product, graphic and digital design to create a collection that is at once subtly sophisticated and rich with visual interest. Sarjaton is perfectly matched to the needs of contemporary living, and as unique as the combination of designers who created it. white metsa/white tikki letti/old rose letti/red clay white tikki letti/pearl gray letti/red clay metsa/mud white tikki white letti/pearl gray white letti/white white metsa/white clear sand gray 400° F / 450° C 400° F / 450° C 400° F / 450° C 400° F / 450° C DISHWASHER HANDWASH FREEZER DISHWASHEROVEN SAFE DISHWASHERHANDWASHHEAT- DISHWASHERMICROWAVEHANDWASHFREEZER HANDWASHOVENFREEZERGAS SAFE OVENELECTRICFREEZERHEAT- SAFE MICROWAVEOVENCERAMICHEAT- SAFE MICROWAVEINDUCTIONHEAT-GAS MICROWAVEELECTRICGAS CERAMICELECTRICGAS INDUCTIONELECTRICCERAMIC INDUCTIONCERAMIC INDUCTION SAFE ONLY SAFE SAFE RESISTANTONLYSAFE SAFESAFEONLY RANGEONLYSAFE RESISTANTRANGESAFE RESISTANTRANGESAFE RESISTANTRANGERANGESAFE RANGERANGESAFE RANGERANGE RANGERANGE RANGE RANGE Product name width x depth x height (volume) Color Item No. MSRP UPC white SAR018615 $15 807507502156 Mug metsa/white SAR018616 $18 807507502163 tikki SAR018619 $18 807507502194 3.4" x 3.4" x 3.8" (12 oz) New letti/old rose SAR018617 $18 807507502170 86 mm x 86 mm x 96 mm (0.36 L) letti/red clay SAR018618 $18 807507502187 white SAR016800 $25 807507502200 Bowl tikki SAR018620 $28 807507502248 5.6" x 5.6" x 2.7" (23 oz) New letti/pearl gray SAR016803 $28 807507502231 142 mm x 142 mm x 68 mm (0.68 L) letti/red clay SAR016801 $28 807507502217 metsa/mud SAR016802 $28 807507502224 Salad plate white SAR016804 $20 807507502255 8.6" x 8.6" x 0.9" New letti/pearl gray SAR016806 $23 807507502262 220 mm x 220 mm x 22 mm Pasta bowl white SAR016807 $20 807507502279 8.6" x 8.6" x 1.7" New letti/white SAR016808 $23 807507502286 220 mm x 220 mm x 43 mm Dinner plate white SAR016809 $30 807507502996 10.25" x 10.25" x 0.9" New metsa/white SAR016810 $33 807507502293 260 mm x 260 mm x 22 mm Serving bowl white SAR018621 $70 807507502309 10.25" x 10.25" 2.6" (2.5 qt) New tikki SAR018622 $80 807507502316 260 mm x 260 mm x 66 mm (2.45 L) clear SAR951181 $39 807507502354 Glass set/2 450°C/824 F sand SAR951182 $39 807507502361 New 3" x 3" x 4.7" ( 11.5 oz) gray SAR951183 $39 807507502378 DISHWASHER 76 mm x 76 mm x 119 mm (34 cl ) SAFE ONLY Tray 400° F / 450° C 8.6" x 17.3" New ashwood SAR130196 $75 807507502699 22 cm x 44 cm DISHWASHER HANDWASH FREEZER OVEN SAFE HEAT- MICROWAVE GAS ELECTRIC CERAMIC INDUCTION SAFE ONLY SAFE RESISTANT SAFE RANGE RANGE RANGE RANGE 7 Teema 1952 Kaj Franck Derived from the basic shapes of a circle, square and rectangle, Known as the conscience of Finnish design, Kaj Franck’s Kaj Franck’s Teema Tableware exemplifies the removal of everything vision demanded the removal of everything excessive, excessive, leaving only the essential. Teema tableware serves every leaving only the essential. Kaj Franck has been awarded need, from preparing to serving, offering timeless beauty that is a large number of Finnish and international awards and both functional and sophisticated. prizes, and his work has been displayed at a variety of design museums around the world. New white blue black pearl gray turquoise celadon green 400° F / 450° C 400° F / 450° C 400° F / 450° C 400° F / 450° C DISHWASHER HANDWASH FREEZER DISHWASHEROVEN SAFE DISHWASHERHANDWASHHEAT- DISHWASHERMICROWAVEHANDWASHFREEZER HANDWASHOVENFREEZERGAS SAFE OVENELECTRICFREEZERHEAT- SAFE MICROWAVEOVENCERAMICHEAT- SAFE MICROWAVEINDUCTIONHEAT-GAS MICROWAVEELECTRICGAS CERAMICELECTRICGAS INDUCTIONELECTRICCERAMIC INDUCTIONCERAMIC INDUCTION SAFE ONLY SAFE SAFE RESISTANTONLYSAFE SAFESAFEONLY RANGEONLYSAFE RESISTANTRANGESAFE RESISTANTRANGESAFE RESISTANTRANGERANGESAFE RANGERANGESAFE RANGERANGE RANGERANGE RANGE RANGE Product name width x depth x height (volume) Color Item No. MSRP UPC white TW07244 $24 807507202322 Dinner plate blue TB05170 $24 807507201851 black TK007271 $24 807507006630 10.25" x 10.25" x 1" pearl gray TPG016235 $24 807507008368 260 mm x 260 mm x 25 mm turquoise TT016251 $24 807507009679 celadon green New TCG016721 $24 807507502583 white TW016452 $22 807507701887 Salad plate blue TB016472 $22 807507701535 black TK007318 $22 807507005336 8.5" x 8.5" x 1" pearl gray TPG016232 $22 807507007446 215 mm x 215 mm x 25 mm turquoise TT016252 $22 807507701771 celadon green New TCG016720 $22 807507502576 white TW016453 $17 807507701894 blue TB016473 $17 807507701542 Bread & butter plate black TK007298 $17 807507006678 6.75" x 6.75" x 1" pearl gray TPG016234 $17 807507008351 171 mm x 171 mm x 25 mm turquoise TT016263 $17 807507009686 celadon green New TCG016719
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