Marimekko Osteria Fiori Blossoms at Milan Design Week 2026
At Milan Design Week 2026, Finnish brand Marimekko transformed the Osteria Grand Hotel near Naviglio Pavese into an immersive floral oasis called Osteria Fiori di Marimekko. The installation, part of the FuoriSalone, integrated art, design, gastronomy, mixology, and culture in a relaxed atmosphere. Chef Maud Saddok of Helsinki's Maukku curated a special menu, while the bar offered Finnish-inspired aperitifs. The experience launched the new pattern Kukasta kukkaan (“from flower to flower”) by Erja Hirvi, which appeared on a facade mural, staff uniforms, and tablecloths. Outdoor seating featured Montessori-style tables along a bocce court, with limited-edition ceramics available for purchase. Marimekko, founded in 1951 by Armi Ratia to spread optimism, pioneered the lifestyle brand category.
Key facts
- Marimekko created Osteria Fiori di Marimekko at Osteria Grand Hotel during Milan Design Week 2026.
- The installation was part of FuoriSalone near Naviglio Pavese.
- Chef Maud Saddok of Maukku (Helsinki) designed the menu.
- The new pattern Kukasta kukkaan by Erja Hirvi was launched.
- Pattern appeared on facade mural, staff uniforms, and tablecloths.
- Outdoor area featured Montessori-style tables and a bocce court.
- Limited-edition ceramics were available for purchase.
- Marimekko was founded in 1951 by Armi Ratia.
Entities
Artists
- Erja Hirvi
- Armi Ratia
- Maud Saddok
Institutions
- Marimekko
- Osteria Grand Hotel
- Maukku
Locations
- Milan
- Italy
- Helsinki
- Finland
- Naviglio Pavese
Sources
- Artslife —