Established in Finland in 1951 by Viljo and Armi Ratia, Marimekko was a spinoff of Printex, a manufacturer of oilcloth and printed fabrics. In 1951, the fledgling textile company commissioned young Finnish artists such as Riitta Immonen and Vuokko Nurmesniemi to design a range of prints thus kick-starting its iconic line of fabrics.
Continuing to develop its range of products Marimekko has nutured a distinctive illustrative style that is immediately synonymous with mid-century design. By collaborating with both students and leading designers, they have been able to widen their scope to include both a range of soft accessories of tableware.
- Bold Pattern
- Scandinavian Design
- Colour
Weather Diary
Taking inspiration from the Autumnal colours of the Nordic landscape, the Marimekko Weather Diary Range captures the atmosphere of the Finnish countryside within a sleekly styled collection of dinnerware.
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Unikko Collection
Originally designed in protest to company founder Armi Ratia's announcement that Marimekko would never print a floral pattern, the iconic Unikko print is one of Marimekko’s most enduring designs.
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