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Duotone pattern for Japanese textile design brand Kippis. The pattern's name is Koti, which means home in Finnish.

Klaus Haapaniemi It's time to dedicate a post to two favorite Finnish folk inspired artists-designers: Sanna Annukka and Klaus Haapaniemi. Both work as illustrators with the award winning graphic design studio and agency Big Active. You are likely to have met them before, since they have been very busy creating beautiful, magical designs for prints, fabrics, cards and much more... Klaus Haapaniemi, throw from his first signature collection Sanna Annukka for Marimekko Klaus Haapaniemi, plate…

The Nine Moods poster is part of the Feelings collection by the Danish brand MADO. From hangry to zen, the series illustrates the range of different feelings we experience throughout the day. MADO's colourful and distinctive posters are a delight at children’s areas as well as other rooms of the house. The posters have been printed in Denmark on strong, high-quality paper under the Swan certification system.

Sanna Annukka - Kalevala

Finnish Railway Parcel Labels 1918 - 1940's

With the 100-year anniversary of Finland’s independence from Russia, Karl Fazer, one of the country’s most beloved chocolates, decided to redesign their classic blue box in a way that celebrated Finland in a modern way. “The objective was to create a box, which is more than a gift package—a keepsake—which has a life of its […]

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2017 was a great year for Finnish Design Shop and we delivered a record number of packages around the world. Here are six fun numerical facts.