Marimekko Unikko

Marimekko Unikko: A bold statement of Finnish design

Step into the vibrant world of Marimekko Unikko, a collection that redefined floral patterns. Born in 1964 from Maija Isola’s creative defiance, the Unikko print (meaning ‘poppy’ in Finnish) emerged as a bold statement against Marimekko founder Armi Ratia’s ban on floral designs. Today, it stands as an iconic print, synonymous with the 1960s style and Finnish design excellence.

The Unikko collection embraces the spirit of rebellion

Unikko’s bold, captivating patterns exemplify a spirit of rebellion and creativity. Each piece in the Unikko collection tells the story of challenging norms and celebrating bold design choices. Nowaways, the iconic poppy floral pattern adorns various products, ranging from textiles and clothing to home decor items like cushions and dinnerware, as well as accessories such as bags and bedding.

Sustainable design meets timeless style

Marimekko’s Unikko range is not just about aesthetics; it’s also a commitment to sustainable design. This iconic collection combines environmental responsibility with timeless style, ensuring each piece is as eco-friendly as it is visually stunning. Most of the Unikko fabrics are still printed in Helsinki, Finland, using natural materials such as cotton and linen.

Why buy Marimekko Unikko?

• Iconic floral pattern: Stand out with the bold and recognisable Unikko poppy print.
• 1960s design legacy: Embrace a piece of 1960s style and Finnish design history.
• Versatile use: Ranging from home textiles to clothing and accessories, the Unikko collection is great for mixing and matching.
• Sustainable choice: Choose environmentally conscious designs for your home.