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Marimekko Tiiliskivi duvet cover, 240 x 220 cm, dark brown-beige-charcoal
Marimekko Tiiliskivi duvet cover, 240 x 220 cm, dark brown-beige-charcoal
Marimekko Tiiliskivi duvet cover, 240 x 220 cm, dark brown-beige-charcoal
Marimekko Tiiliskivi duvet cover, 240 x 220 cm, dark brown-beige-charcoal

Tiiliskivi duvet cover, 240 x 220 cm, dark brown-beige-charcoal

Marimekko

101.40€ 169.00€

Marimekko
Tiiliskivi duvet cover
101.40€ 169.00€


  • 30 days return policy
  • Climate-compensated deliveries
  • Excellent reviews from our customers

Description

Marimekko’s Tiiliskivi duvet cover features a simple grid pattern designed by Armi Ratia in 1952. Timeless Tiiliskivi is perfect for minimalist interiors, and it also creates an intriguing contrast with rich and colourful patterns.

Adorned with appealing colours, the double duvet cover is made of organic cotton, which feels pleasantly smooth and cool against the skin. Finish the style with a matching pillowcase. 

Material
100% organic cotton
Colour
Dark brown, beige, dark grey
Length
220 cm
Width
240 cm
Notes
Thread count TC 200.


The duvet cover has hand holes at the top corner on each side to make changing the bed linen easier.

Please note that the pattern placement may vary.
Care instructions
Machine wash at 60 °C. Shrinkage max. 5%. Wash before use.

Armi Ratia

Armi Ratia (1912-1979) was a textile artist, the founder of Marimekko and one of the most famous Finnish entrepreneurs. She was the CEO of Marimekko until 1969 and again 1971 onwards. Ratia studied textile design in Helsinki and graduated in 1935. After graduating she founded her first enterprise, a weaving mill in Vyborg. In 1939 she had to leave the weaving mill as she moved to Helsinki together with her husband Viljo Ratia.

Marimekko's story can be said to have started when Armi Ratia joined Printex, a manufacturer of oilcloths and print fabric owned by Viljo Ratia. She began to acquire bold and colorful patterns for printing. Two years later Marimekko was born.

In the early days of Marimekko, Ratia sketched clothes and patterns on fabrics herself as well, but later on got more interested in marketing. She created the vision for Marimekko and found talented artists to implement it.

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    5

    Absolutely beautiful. The cotton and manufacturer is so high quality. Simple and elegant. Feels so good against my skin.

    68 days ago

  • A

    Turku, Finland

    5

    Huippulaatua!

    122 days ago

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