‘It all starts with art, translated through playful experimentation into original and functional art objects with a modern aesthetic and heritage craft skills.’

Marrikur produces high quality interior furnishings and artworks combining their expertise in leather marquetry and relief work with their knowledge and skills in painting and staining. As well as offering off the shelf art objects such as mirrors, cushions, leather panels and oil paintings, we also provide solutions and specialist designs for your large scale bespoke concepts.

LARGE SCALE LEATHER PANELS

COLLECTIONS

SHOP PAINTINGS

JOURNAL

ABOUT US

Marrikur takes a multidisciplinary approach to interior furnishings and art objects. The aim is to bring hand crafted artistic solutions with a modernist aesthetic to a range of interior products that seeks to exploit the tactile nature of materials. The company combines the applied art and architectural leather expertise of designer maker Natalie Thakur and the knowledge and skills of fine artist and educator Neale Marriott. The result is a combination of the best of traditional craft with the application of contemporary art to elevate and inspire our living spaces.

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COLLABORATION

‘Furniture elevated into works of Art.’

In collaboration with Roome London we are excited to present a new limited edition furniture collection featuring our hand painted artworks translated onto silks and our contemporary leather marquetry adorning beautifully made furniture crafted by master craftsman Shamsian in Oman. A real collaboration and celebration of unique skills and techniques.

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SUSTAINABILITY

We use vegetable tanned leather on all our marquetry works which is metal free and tanned with vegetable and natural tannins certified by EMAS (Eco - Management and Audit scheme)

Our fabric pieces are made from silk like TENCEL™ derived from wood and we use Bluesign® recycled PET bottle zips on our cushions.

THE WORKSHOP

We manufacture all our products in our UK workshop in The Chiltern Hills on the outskirts of London.