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Interested in staying at the Paimio Sanatorium? Renovated rooms in the main building are now available for booking

It is now possible to stay overnight in the main building of the Paimio Sanatorium.

Attention all Aalto fans! Seven patient rooms in the Paimio Sanatorium in Finland, originally designed by Aino and Alvar Aalto, have been renovated and are available for overnight stays during the summer season of 2024.

IF YOU'RE interested in staying at the Paimio Sanatorium designed by Aino and Alvar Aalto, now is your chance! Patient rooms on the second floor of the sanatorium, which was completed in 1933, have been renovated into accommodation rooms. Starting from May 2024, you can spend the night in this world-renowned main building.

In addition to Artek's classic furniture, the rooms also feature contemporary designs.

Holistic Healing poster, 50 x 70 cm

The Holistic Healing poster designed by Anna Meck was awarded joint first place in the poster competition organized by the Paimio Sanatorium Foundation and Grafia.

The original patient beds have been restored for guests.

The authentic guest rooms reflect the timeless and functional style of the building. The colors and furnishings of the rooms adhere to the original architectural ambiance. These calming spaces come alive with the morning light and offer views directly into the surrounding pine forest.

The original patient beds of the sanatorium have been restored for new use, with a strong emphasis on preserving the original atmosphere. The beds are complemented by high-quality bedding and mattresses from the Finnish company Villa ja Peite Oy. Finnish Design Shop's Contact Sales have supplied some of the interior products for the rooms.

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Finnish Design Shop's Contract Sales supplied some of the lighting, textiles, and interior products for the rooms.

Completed in 1933, the Paimio Sanatorium is an internationally recognized masterpiece of modern architecture.

Staying at the Paimio Sanatorium offers a retreat amidst Finnish pine forest and Aalto architecture.

As their name suggests, the Retreat rooms offer experiences centered around Aalto architecture, nature, and design. The second-floor room complex is communal, featuring a shared workspace and lounge area, as well as common WC and shower facilities. Seven rooms have been renovated in the main building, including twin rooms for two people and single rooms.

In addition to the renovated patient rooms, Paimio Sanatorium will also host art exhibitions, guided architecture tours, and cultural events during the summer season of 2024.

The Retreat rooms located in the main building of the Paimio Sanatorium are available for booking during limited periods. Additionally, year-round accommodation is available in buildings originally designed for the nurses. More information: paimiosanatorium.com

See also:

Posters by the Paimio Sanatorium Foundation >

Edit: Design Stories Images: Paimion Sanatorium

Published on 15 May, 2024

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