UNIKKO
Infusing color and artistic legacy into your home, this iconic motif features oversized flowers in bold hues. Perfect for our color enthusiasts, this large-scale floral print will bring vibrant, timeless appeal to your walls.

PRIMAVERA
Primavera (spring) is one of the many bold floral designs by Maija Isola. It emanates joie de vivre, energy and warmth. Maija painted the pattern when she was living in Oran, Algeria, so there may also be a tinge of homesickness in it, a yearning to be in Finland, to feel the summer-morning dew on the grass, by a bed of calendula.

PUKETTI
Annika Rimala’s Puketti (bouquet), one of Marimekko’s most beloved floral patterns, combines two typical Marimekko motifs, the sphere and the flower, adding a feminine touch and dash of whimsy anywhere you place it.

KURJENPOLVI
Set against a solid light background, imaginary flowers drawn with thick monochrome lines invite an air of whimsical romance to the room.

ROSARIUM
The Rosarium design by Aino-Maija Metsola captures a rose garden where the fullest bloom will soon be over. Petals are already coming off in the autumn wind. A true labor of love, this bold motif can be found front and center in the designer's own home.

KASVIO
Featuring flowers accompanied by plants and branches on a plain background. These plant elements are drawn with simple and curvilinear lines, Kasvio brings a romantic touch to your living space.

PIENI HYHMA
An artistic spirit comes to your living space through the romantic Pieni Hyhma wallpaper. Its floral design by Marimekko features hanging flowers presented in slightly faded shades that give a watercolor-on-canvas look.

PIENI LETTO
This romantic design displays a field of varied flowers in bright, dark and metallic shades. Complementary colors contrasts with a solid light background for a graphic effect.

KETUNMARJA
Exuding mysterious enchantment, the Ketunmarja (foxberry) pattern by Aino-Maija Metsola features foxes that have crept at dusk into a garden with little birds sitting in a yew tree.

MUSTA-TAMMA
The Musta tamma (black mare) pattern reflects the artist, Maija Isola’s, recollections of her childhood, when she often imagined that she was running free in the woods together with a big herd of horses. Well-suited for a children's room, Musta Tamma also has an air of modern sophistication, allowing the motif to sit just as seamlessly in an adult space.

MARIKYLA
As if done with black felt pen, the Marikyla wallpaper pattern features characters, animals and flower varieties drawn in doodle fashion. This whimsical design invites a child-like spirit to interiors.

SILKKIKUIKKA
“I was dancing with brushes,” said Maija Isola. In 1961, she spent many evenings and nights working in Marimekko’s print factory – painting in gentle, sweeping brushstrokes to the sway of music. Meter upon meter of new patterns emerged. On one of those nights, Silkkikuikka (great crested grebe), a pattern of alluring rhythm and simplicity, saw daylight.

LEPO
Equal parts contemporary and elegant, Lepo features an abstract pattern of fine, multicolored striations on a solid background. These figures are accented with a play of light that adds subtle dimension.

JOIKU
Designed by Aino-Maija Metsola, Joiku (traditional Sami song) conveys a powerful, calming experience of nature. The pattern reflects the beauty of a pure natural landscape with a multitude of colors, on a dusky evening, or early in the morning, just before sunrise.

ALKU
This cheeky, small-scale motif features bean-like shapes that represent seeds which grow into magnificent, vigorous flowers, making the perfect choice for a children's room.

PUTKI
The minimalistic Putki (tube) print represents signature Carina Seth Andersson design at its purest: simplifying and clean shapes, creating a contemporary, yet timeless motif.

TIILISKIVI
The Tiiliskivi (brick) pattern was designed by Marimekko’s founder Armi Ratia in 1952. The pattern reflects her belief in the simple beauty of everyday life.