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Marimekko Unikko Black PVC-Coated CottonMaija Isola's popular Unikko pattern was created in the 1960's during the height of modern design and has since remained popular icon pattern of the time. Delving into oversized design and deconstructed shapes led Isola to create large than life patterns. Large black poppy flowers are printed over a white background to create a vivid and graphic print that impresses any design connoisseur. Ideal in the kitchen or high traffic areas, the slightly slick PVC-coated surface of this fabric makes minor spills and scuffs easy to wipe off.(See secondary image for an approximation of one yard.)... (Read more)
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This fabric is sold by the yard. Enter desired number of yards in the Yards box. If you order multiple yards, they will remain intact.
The photo shows the fabric pattern as if the cut edges were at the top and bottom; selvage with Marimekko name will appear on the sides.
Marimekko PVC fabric is also known as Oilcloth, Oil Cloth or PVC-coated Oilcloth.
The photo shows the fabric pattern as if the cut edges were at the top and bottom; selvage with Marimekko name will appear on the sides.
Marimekko PVC fabric is also known as Oilcloth, Oil Cloth or PVC-coated Oilcloth.
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Marimekko, well known for its bold patterns and organic designs, has experienced a resurgence in popularity. FinnStyle offers hundreds of Marimekko products in both new and classic designs. From Marimekko handbags to Marimekko home accents for your bedroom, bathroom and kitchen, you can buy... ( More Marimekko ) | Undisputedly the most famous textile designer to have existed at Marimekko, Maija Isola created over 500 prints during her long and colorful employment. The height of her design notoriety occurred during the 1960’s, right around the time when she created her explosive Unikko pattern. In add... ( More Maija Isola ) |
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