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MoMA Pattern Skyline Wooden Blocks

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A colorful, tactile take on the NYC skyline.

MoMA Exclusive: This 10-piece wooden set reimagines iconic elements of New York City, including MoMA itself, and invites builders of all ages to create their own streetscape. Crafted from durable wood with bright, non-toxic painted graphics, these blocks turn analog play into miniature art. Includes a canvas pouch. The MoMA Pattern Skyline Wooden Blocks celebrate the diverse and inspiring city that The Museum of Modern Art has called home since 1929. For ages 3+.

  • Size
    Largest Block Size: 4.4h x 1.75w x 0.9"d
  • Material
    Rubber Wood, Canvas Fabric
  • Year of Design
    2026
  • Origin
    Thailand
MoMA Pattern Skyline
MoMA Pattern Skyline

UK-based textile and pattern design studio Peagreen originally created this Pattern Skyline motif for MoMA's holiday card program which dates back to the 1940s when we commissioned artists such as Andy Warhol, Robert Indiana, and Alexander Calder to create designs. Today, MoMA continues to introduce an annual card line showcasing fresh, inspiring artwork and innovative paper engineering. Peagreen has been part of MoMA’s holiday collection for many years, earning a reputation for charming themes, striking graphics, and unexpectedly delightful color palettes. We were so captivated by Peagreen's Pattern Skyline design reimagining the New York City skyline as a vibrant celebration of pattern and color that we collaborated with them to extend the motif across a range of products, from bags and wooden blocks to notebooks, umbrellas, and socks.

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At MoMA Design Store, all of the designs we sell are curator-approved and authentic. We ensure the integrity of our products through research and by working closely with the designers. Our products embody the spirit of good design objects in MoMA's collection. Some of them are actual designs represented in the Museum's collection.

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