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Hannu Kahonen's Fruit Box chair, on display at a Finnish design exhibition in the meatpacking district, challenged consumers who presumably have mastered Ikea furniture to assemble their own seating from recycled planks lashed together with linen cord.

In 1998, Antonio Citterio and Glen Oliver Löw designed curvaceous stainless steel cutlery for Hackman, a Finnish design manufacturer, and not much can compete with the knives, forks and spoons in price; a six-piece set costs $45 at The Terence Conran Shop.

Haltian, a Finnish design services startup, is one such ex-Nokia staff startup.

"It's a great way to get an overview of Finnish design today," she said.

Cara McCarty, the curatorial director at Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, in New York has been an admirer of Finnish design since her first trip to the country in 1974, and is a regular visitor to the store and factory.

His curvaceous Savoy vase is still an icon of Finnish design 75 years after its creation.

Laakkonen, who has adjusted quite nicely to country living, recently signed a lease on a small "general store" in town where she plans to sell an opinionated selection of Finnish design, including furniture by Ilmari Tapiovaara/Artek, Iittala glass and tableware, and Tikau rugs and lamps.

Open through Tuesday, at 72 Gansevoort Street, as part of "New Finnish Design Scenarios — A Story About What Happened in the Future".

Another moment, to be precise, as almost half a century since Jackie Kennedy put the Finnish design house on the global fashion map its bohemian florals and bold graphic prints are back in vogue in a big way.

His glassware for Iittala, the Finnish design company, is $9.50 for a cocktail glass and $10 for a goblet or whiskey glass.

The preserved houses and studio are a fascinating peek at the royalty of Finnish design.