Play ‘Pairs’ in style with this mega card game from 70s Germany. With 126 cards there are so many designs in this set a mixture of drawings and patterns. Some of which were originally produced by the Eames. Bold, colourful and with the original box.
What better way of sampling the wide array of wonderful prints and patterns Marimekko has produced over the years than with this fun memory game? Turn all the pairs face down and mix them up, then try to match the pairs. Person with the most pairs wins.
Glossy cardboard.
Maharam, a pioneer in commercial fabric designs since 1902, offers stunning patterned materials to the trade. For those of us who long for Maharam designs but don’t plan to reupholster the apartment, Maharam patterns are now available through the Maharam Memory Game. Like the classic memory game, players turn over two cards at a time and try to match the patterns. Consisting of 72 cards on heavy stock, richly colored and printed in Germany, the game features 36 different patterns, everything from “I Morosi Alla Finestra” by Gio Ponti (1930) to “Optik” by Verner Panton (1969).