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For a long time, littala has been part of an ongoing revolution. This is based on the belief that all human beings can make conscious choices in everyday life. Choosing objects that will last in design and quality will please our senses and create harmony in our everyday lives. Fortunately, this is also a choice for a more sustainable society, and against buying short-lived things destined for the rubbish bin.
The heart of littala's design philosophy is formulated along Kai Franck's early thinking. According to Franck, "objects should always be appropriate, durable and functional," This is why one of the most important functions of design is to make sure that objects designed for everyday use should be univer¬sally usable.
Even earlier than Franck, Alvar Aalto made waves in the 1930s when the now iconic Aalto vase was first presented at the Paris World Exhibition. With this mysterious form he made a revolutionary statement against industrial production that failed to meet human needs.
Less is more. Mies van der Rohe's legendary state¬ment has become even more relevant to our planet today. Is it relevant to you? In that case, you might want to follow us and refuse throwawayism.