What began as a glassworks company in 1881 quickly became a Finnish household name, as iittala put values of timeless design and flawless functionality into each of its products. Collaborations
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Alvar Aalto Museum
Located on a slope leading down towards Lake Jyväsjärvi, the Alvar Aalto Museum serves as a showcase of Alvar Aalto works, an information center, organizes Aalto exhibitions, produces publications, and
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Many of these Turkish towels celebrate the 50 year anniversary of Annika Rimala’s Tasaraita (Even Stripe) pattern. The pattern was first featured on unisex shirts, and half a century later,
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Marimekko’s vision is to be the most acclaimed print designer in the world and one of the most appealing design-based consumer brands. The company’s objective is to grow and succeed
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Marimekko’s own production has always been a central aspect of creating and developing design. Through its own production, the company maintains a good feel for the technical skills needed in
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Finnish artist Maija Isola’s pop art inspired print from the 1960’s still resonates worldwide today. The Päärynä print features juicy pears, in a simplistic yet colorful fashion. The Paaryna collection
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ClothingMarimekko’s ready-to-wear collections offer high-quality, functional clothing for different age groups and occasions, including business, leisure and evening wear. In addition to new seasonal products, the clothing line includes classics
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March 2018 March 13, 2018 – Maija Isola designed the bright green “Päärynä” (Pear) pattern to simulate the 1960’s pop-art movement in modern art. The pattern has now resurfaced on Marimekko Oiva
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