What's inside the Iittala 2024 Catalogue

This 20-page Iittala catalogue is a trade-style reference for the Finnish design house's 2024 program, spanning interior, tableware, and cooking ranges. It's organized as a product table — each item shown with a thumbnail, dimensions, packaging unit, price in Euros, and item number — but anchored throughout by lifestyle and craft photography that grounds Iittala's mouth-blown glass and Scandinavian-modern heritage. Designer credits read like a who's-who of 20th-century Finnish design.

Featured collections

Alvar Aalto collection — the iconic organic-shaped glass and metal vases, oak platters, and brass candle holders
Ultima Thule — Tapio Wirkkala's melting-ice glassware: wine glasses, tumblers, beer glasses, carafes, pitchers, plates, bowls
Kartio — Kaj Franck tumblers (21 cl and 40 cl) and 95 cl pitchers in aqua, ultramarine, linen, calluna, and pine green
Raami — Jasper Morrison tumblers, aperitif glasses, carafe, and tealight holders
Taika and Taika Sato — Heikki Orvola forms with Klaus Haapaniemi folklore illustrations (plates, mugs, bowls, storage jars)
Kastehelmi and Ruutu — Oiva Toikka droplet glass and Bouroullec geometric vases
Tapio, Mariskooli, Miranda — mouth-blown stemware (Tapio Wirkkala), scalloped bowls (Armi Ratia), footed leaf-textured bowls
Tools, Collective Tools, Sarpaneva — Björn Dahlström cookware, Antonio Citterio serving utensils, Timo Sarpaneva cast iron casserole
Artik and Scandia — stainless cutlery by Partanen & Kankkunen and Kaj Franck

What you'll find inside

An opening table of contents groups everything under Interior, Tableware, and Cooking, with a care-symbol legend for the trade. A dedicated craft spread shows a glassblower at the Iittala workshop and explains why subtle hue and texture variations are signatures of the mouth-blown work. Tableware spreads stack dimensioned product tables next to lifestyle shots — Taika storage jars on weathered stone steps, decorative Taika Sato plate styled with a lemon — so a buyer can compare SKUs without losing the design narrative.

With 20 pages spanning roughly two dozen named collections and ten signature Finnish designers, this is the working reference Iittala sends to specialty retailers. Request the free print copy above, or flip through all 20 pages in the digital edition right here.