Masaru Suzuki is a Japanese textile artist and designer. He is known for his masterful sense of color, combined with playful and timeless interpretation of subjects from nature and the world around him. Suzuki is a long-standing collaborator of Marimekko, first getting introduced to the brand through the work of another Japanese Marimekko print designer, Fujiwo Ishimoto.

Antti Kekki is a designer known for his bold use of color, improvisational creativity and a passion for handcrafted techniques. His work often begins with a simple collage method, where paper cutouts are arranged into dynamic and playful compositions. Kekki has been collaborating with Marimekko since 2019.

Erja Hirvi is a textile and print designer whose work blends everyday reality with vivid imagination, creating compelling, color-rich stories. Inspired by cities, gardens and her travels, she has left a lasting mark on Finnish print design. A long-time collaborator of Marimekko since 1995, Hirvi’s bold and imaginative style has brought a fresh perspective to printed textiles, earning her recognition both in Finland and beyond.

Aino-Maija Metsola is an illustrator and designer celebrated for her bold yet nuanced prints, where color takes center stage. A versatile visual storyteller, she brings her designs to life through techniques such as watercolor, ink, markers and gouache. Collaborating with Marimekko since 2006, Metsola’s work reflects a unique blend of artistry and narrative.

Eija Vehviläinen is an illustrator and designer whose work is characterized by bold shapes, quirky color combinations and playful compositions. Drawing inspiration from her surroundings—her distinctive style often features distorted proportions, creating fresh and imaginative perspectives.