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What's new: Marimekko's Tiiliskivi press coffee maker

An image of Marimekko's Tiiliskivi press coffee maker against a metal sheet background.

Marimekko's Tiiliskivi press coffee maker is part of the Oiva tableware collection, designed by Sami Ruotsalainen.

Marimekko's ceramic Oiva Tiiliskivi press coffee maker adds a touch of casual elegance to everyday coffee breaks. The natural hues of green and terra give the iconic pattern a fresh new mood.

MARIMEKKO'S TIILISKIVI press coffee maker features a simple grid pattern designed by Armi Ratia in 1952. Timeless Tiiliskivi is perfect for minimalistic interiors, and it also creates an intriguing contrast with rich and colorful patterns. The organic palette of green and terra gently turns our gaze towards spring and gives the classic pattern a soothing new look.

A deep etched image of Marimekko's Tiiliskivi press coffee maker.

The minimalistic Tiiliskivi pattern is an iconic classic designed by Armi Ratia in 1952.

An image of Marimekko's Tiiliskivi press coffee maker on a kitchen counter.

The beautiful and compact Tiiliskivi coffee maker doubles as a stunning decorative item. The Pieni Unikko tea cosy and Unikko Ralli mug are also by Marimekko.

The ceramic press coffee maker, part of Sami Ruotsalainen’s clean-lined Oiva tableware, features a rubberwood knob and a metal filter attached to the lid. The capacity of 0,9 liters allows you to brew about 6 cups of coffee or tea at once. High quality but low maintenance, the Tiiliskivi press coffee maker is made from stoneware and can be cleaned in the dishwasher.

An image of Marimekko's Tiiliskivi press coffee maker and a matching coffee mug.

Complete the look of the coffee maker with a matching Tiiliskivi mug or create a charismatic ensemble by mixing and matching different patterns and colors.

An image of Marimekko's Tiiliskivi press coffee maker and its lid, featuring a metallic filter.

The ceramic coffee maker is dishwasher-proof. The metal filter should be cleaned by hand.

The beautiful French press adds a touch of effortless luxury to everyday coffee breaks, and there’s no need to hide in the cupboard afterward. Compact in size, the Tiiliskivi coffee maker is also easy to take with you if needed – why not enjoy a fresh cup of coffee at a picnic, for example?

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Published on 11 Feb, 2022

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