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Maija Isola was a groundbreaking Finnish designer whose bold, expressive patterns helped define the visual identity of Marimekko and revolutionised textile design in the 20th century.
Best known for creating the iconic Unikko (poppy) print in 1964, Isola defied Marimekko's founder’s initial ban on floral motifs with a striking design that quickly became a symbol of creativity, optimism, and individuality.
Her work drew inspiration from nature, art, and global cultures, resulting in over 500 vibrant, timeless patterns that continue to bring colour and joy to homes and wardrobes around the world. Isola’s fearless use of scale and colour cemented her legacy as a true pioneer of modern design.