Upcoming fairs to be confirmed, once we are through these exceptional times. Until then, stay safe!
Are you a fan of design? And bargain hunting is close to your heart? If the answer to both is "yes", do not miss our Pop Up Sales event at Cable Factory Thu-Sat! Lue lisää ›
August 2020
Secto Design has made a significant investment in a Finnish start-up company Paptic Ltd that aims at substituting plastic in packaging. Lue lisää ›
June 2020
Come see a smaller version of our beloved Victo pendant: Victo Small. You can find us at stand A03:18, with our Swedish Representative Hilmer Agenturer. Lue lisää ›
February 2020
2020 is here and Secto Design is starting it off busy. In January, in addition to IMM Cologne, we are also attending Maison&Objet in Paris, in the city of light. Lue lisää ›
January 2020
We are proud to present the novelty at IMM: Victo Small 4251, the new smaller version of our beloved Victo pendant. Victo Small complements the collection together with Octo Small launched in 2018. Lue lisää ›
January 2020
Wishing a merry Christmas time and all the best for the year 2020 to come! Lue lisää ›
December 2019
Secto Design exhibited as part of Finland Lounge at Vienna Design Week's 13th edition. Lue lisää ›
October 2019
It had been a while since Secto was seen at Habitare the last time, so it was about time to add a bit of wooden warmth to the exhibition hall in Pasila! Lue lisää ›
September 2019
Reusing familiar shapes of Secto Design and reshaping the space with sculptured columns. The piece "Columns" by Seppo Koho and Mariko Takahashi at HDW jubilee exhibition at Erottaja 2! Lue lisää ›
September 2019
Autumn is definitely here when Maison&Objet kicks off in Paris. We were participating the TODAY sector of the exhibition, where iconic and emerging designers combine originality and innovation. Lue lisää ›
September 2019
The exhibition "Nordic Design-with a Finnish twist" was organized in Copenhagen during the Denmark's annual event "3daysofdesign". Lue lisää ›
May 2019
"To be honest, I have had a personal crush on these lamps for some time already", whispers Tarja Martiskainen, the founder of the newly opened Design Restaurant Eevert in the heart of Helsinki. "Getting to the point of choosing the lighting for Eevert, the decision was easy."
"Secto lamps are top notch what comes to their design, the choice of high quality local materials and the point they are made by hand here in Finland", explains Martiskainen when asked about the reason for selecting Secto lamps to light up the space. "The same appreciation of clearness and genuineness as well as the respect for local ingredients and craftsmanship go for both the food and drinks as well as for the furniture and lighting we have selected for the restaurant."
"I couldn't imagine a better welcome to our restaurant than the warmth the Octo lamps bring. The lamps are so inviting!", says Tarja Martiskainen sounding very pleased with the result.
The doors of Eevert opened on the 25th of October. Located in the trendy district of Punavuori in Helsinki, Eevert welcomes the gastronomes and design lovers to dine in the listed building designed by Alvar Aalto in 1952. Aalto had his office in this very same building and his touch can still be seen even in the interiors of the restaurant. Eevert offers an atmospheric meeting place for anyone interested in enjoying the sophisticated Scandinavian flavours surrounded by Finnish design. The harmonious interiors are designed in appreciation of Finnish design, choosing ecological products and combining old and new with a creative twist. The Secto Design lamps designed by Seppo Koho are in good company with works from Harri Koskinen, Lars Sonck, Yrjö Kukkapuro and Oiva Toikka to be seen at Eevert.
October 2017
