Seinäasetteluissa
Seinäasetteluissa describes a distinct Finnish architectural and interior design tradition centered on the arrangement of walls within a space. Emphasizing spatial hierarchy, material continuity, and functional modulation, this approach originated in the early 20th century as part of the broader Nordic functionalism movement. Practitioners would often employ a modular grid system, allowing walls to be repositioned through movable partitions or sliding panels, thereby creating adaptable environments that responded to changing needs while maintaining structural coherence.
Key principles of Seinäasetteluissa include the use of timber or smooth plaster surfaces to enhance light
Notable exponents of this wall‑arrangement philosophy include Alvar Aalto, who famously utilized open, movable walls in