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PELATA pieces is the first signature collection by Finnish Design Shop

TAF Studio has infused the Prikka backgammon game with Scandinavian minimalism and a sense of unhurried calm, reflected in both the game’s relaxed pace and its simple design.

You can’t spell functionality without fun! Teaming up with Nordic designers, Finnish Design Shop created PELATA pieces, a range of wooden games and instruments with a playful twist.

FINNISH DESIGN SHOP is a leading online store for over 300 design brands sold to more than 180 countries. From the outset, its mission has been to introduce the Nordic lifestyle and values to homes all around the world.

To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Finnish Design Shop teamed up with celebrated Nordic designers including Anderssen & Voll, TAF Studio, Studio Tolvanen and Kaksikko and created PELATA pieces, its first-ever signature collection.

“They will blend in with your favourite design items and become conversation starters, but they also work as fully functional objects.”

“These pieces will blend in with your favourite design items and become conversation starters, but they also work as fully functional objects. For Finnish Design Shop, it was quite natural to celebrate our 20th anniversary with a collection of games, instruments, and playthings. They all create happiness and call people to come together. It aligns so well with our mission to fill the world with Nordic Happiness,” says Teemu Kiiski, founder and CEO of Finnish Design Shop.

Huippa isn’t just a game – bright colors and sleek design also make it a beautiful dispaly piece to any space.

PELATA pieces bring friends together

Local materials and craftsmanship are features held dear in Nordic culture, and the PELATA pieces collection combines them in a very tactile and engaging way. The pieces are all made in Finland.

“We wanted to create a collection of games that you won’t want to hide away when not in use.”

“We wanted to create a collection of games that you won’t want to hide away when not in use,” says Teemu Kiiski.

Bic-Bac-Boc is as fun as it is easy to play, whether you're an experienced musician or beginner.

The PELATA pieces collection includes two throwing games, two musical instruments, as well as backgammon and a labyrinth game.

PELATA pieces collection

Metsäpallo throwing game

Metsäpallo is an outdoor throwing game inspired by the deep connection Finns have with their forests – particularly their affection for pine trees. Designed by Studio Tolvanen.

Krroc percussion instrument

Krroc is a quirky musical instrument that playfully resembles a crocodile. Available also in natural wooden color. Designed by Anderssen & Voll.

Sokkelo maze game

Sokkelo is a classic maze game that might bring back memories from your childhood – remember guiding a marble through a twisting path by tilting the board carefully? Designed by Anderssen & Voll.

Prikka backgammon

Prikka is a classic backgammon board in beech that doubles as an elegant tray. Designed by TAF Studio.

Bic-Bac-Boc percussion instrument

Bic-Bac-Boc is a musical instrument that playfully resembles an elephant. Designed by Anderssen & Voll.

Huippa ring toss game

Huippa is a fresh and playful reimagining of the classic ring toss game. Designed by Studio Kaksikko.

PELATA pieces is available exclusively at Finnish Design Shop. You can pre-order the products from 12 September, 2024.

See more:

• PELATA pieces at Finnish Design Shop >
• PELATA pieces website >

Edit: Design Stories Images: Mikael Niemi ja Chikako Harada

Published on 12 Sep, 2024

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