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Arrives Nov 23 to Dec 2 to Hungary
In stock at Marimekko's warehouse, dispatched in 2‑3 weeks
- Dimensions
- Diameter 65 cm
- Material
- 100% birch wood
- Weight
- 1.5 kg
- 30-day returns
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The Marimekko Tiiliskivi Plywood Tray is made of birch, light enough to carry easily and large enough for a whole round of coffee. It is food safe and works with the Marimekko oak tray stand, which turns it into a low table. Tiiliskivi, meaning brick, was designed by Marimekko founder Armi Ratia in 1952, and the graphic print reflects her belief in the simple beauty of everyday life.
The tray is made of 100% birch wood and measures 65 cm across, and it comes in Beige / Brown. Wipe it clean with a damp cloth or wash it by hand, and do not soak it. Made in Sweden.
Use it to serve, or lean it against a wall as a graphic panel, alongside the trays and tableware in the Marimekko collection.
| Brand | Marimekko |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 65 cm |
| Weight | 1.48 kg |
| Material | 100% birch wood |
| Item number | 074328-880 |
| EAN | 6411254990803 |
- Delivery to Hungary: 1–3 business days (after dispatch).
- 30-day returns.
Compare within the series
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Tiiliskivi Plywood Tray 65 cm |
Fokus Round Tray 46 cm |
Unikko Tray 46 cm | |
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| Size | |||
| Size | Diameter: 65 cm | Diameter: 46 cm | Diameter: 46 cm |
| Material | |||
| Material | 100% birch wood | Laminated birch plywood | Laminated birch plywood |
| Price | |||
| Price | €129,00 | €79,00 | €79,00 |
Marimekko
Birch plywood trays printed with five Marimekko prints
DesignerMarimekko design team
These round and rectangular trays are made in Sweden from laminated birch plywood, light enough to carry fully loaded. Each carries a Marimekko print, from Armi Ratia's 1952 Tiiliskivi and Maija Isola's 1964 Unikko to Maija Louekari's Räsymatto and Erja Hirvi's 2024 Kukasta kukkaan.
- Round tray diameters
- 31–65 cm
- Prints across the trays
- 5
- Oldest print: Tiiliskivi
- 1952
- Birch wood
- 100%
Light but strong
Laminated birch plywood keeps even the 65 cm tray light to carry.
Food safe surface
Serve bread, cheese and cakes straight on the printed face.
Becomes a table
The 65 cm trays fit the Marimekko oak tray stand to make a low table.
Prints across decades
Five prints from 1952 to 2024 to suit any room.

Layers of birch
Thin sheets of birch are glued in layers and pressed into shape. The result is stiff, light and stable. On some trays the birch grain stays visible beneath the print, so no two look quite alike.

Five prints
Tiiliskivi (1952) is Ratia's brick grid. Unikko (1964) is Isola's poppy. Fokus (2001) is a black and white print by Anna Danielsson. Räsymatto (2009) is Louekari's rag rug, and Kukasta kukkaan (2024) is Hirvi's painted floral.

Sizes for serving
The 15 x 32 cm tray holds a row of cups or a bread loaf. The 31 cm tray suits coffee for two. The 46 cm tray carries a full round, and the 65 cm tray holds a whole spread or rests on a stand as a table.
Materials
- Laminated birch plywood
- Made in Sweden; light and rigid, so a loaded tray stays easy to carry.
- Printed, sealed surface
- Food safe; wipe with a damp cloth and a little mild detergent.
- Natural reverse
- The 46 cm Unikko and Kukasta kukkaan trays keep natural birch on the back; keep it dry.
Marimekko was founded in Helsinki in 1951 and builds its homeware on its print archive. These trays bring together founder Armi Ratia, Maija Isola, Anna Danielsson, Maija Louekari and Erja Hirvi, five designers whose prints span more than seven decades.
Using it at home
Can the trays go in the dishwasher?
No. Wipe them with a damp cloth and mild detergent, and do not leave them to soak.
Is it safe to put food directly on the tray?
Yes. The trays are food safe, so bread, cheese and cakes can go straight on the surface.
Which trays fit the oak tray stand?
The 65 cm Tiiliskivi and Unikko plywood trays fit the Marimekko oak tray stand.
Can I put hot pots on them?
Use a trivet under hot pans and teapots to protect the printed surface.
Why does my tray look slightly different from the photo?
Birch grain and tone vary from sheet to sheet, so each tray is a little different.
