Cover | Mutina

Cover costituisce uno dei primi esperimenti di Patricia Urquiola su lastre di grande formato. La collezione nasce da un progetto sperimentale, che fa uso della tecnologia Continua Plus. La materia ceramica, arricchita da una miscela di micro-graniglie, costituisce la base su cui vengono poi realizzate delle trame in serigrafia colorata, caratterizzate da grafiche irregolari, figurative o geometriche.
L’utilizzo di questa tecnologia è stato necessario al fine di ottenere una materia compatta, composta da polveri, grani e scaglie, senza l’aggiunta di colori e applicazioni in digitale. Per perseguire questo obiettivo, Mutina ha sviluppato una ricerca specifica che ha reso Cover un progetto unico nell’ambito dei grandi formati ceramici. La collezione è stata realizzata con impasti di grès porcellanato non smaltato (UGL). Cover è disponibile nei formati 120 x 240 cm, 120 x 120 cm e 30 x 120 cm, nominali e rettificati. Mutina consiglia di
mantenere fughe di 2 mm per consentire una perfetta modularità.

Catalogo Cover | Mutina

Culori

Base

black

Base Grey

Base White

Bas-Relief

Boucle Black

Boucle Grey

Cloud Bianco

Code Bianco

Daphne Black

Daphne Grey

Daphne White

Grid Black

Grid Grey

Grid White

Liberty Black

Liberty Grey

Liberty White

Nouveau Black

Nouveau Grey

Nouveau White

Nube Black

Nube Grey

Nube White

Poppy Black

Poppy Grey

Poppy White

Rounded Black

Scarabeo Black

Rounded Grey

Scarabeo Grey

Rounded White

Scarabeo-White

Stitch Grey

Dimensiuni

120×120

120×240

30×120

Mutina

Mutina derives from the natural need to urge top designers to bring their ideas, for the first time, to the world of ceramic covering materials.

It was thanks to this intuition that in 2005, the brand set off down a brand-new road, with the aim of challenging the rules of ceramics in terms not only of scale, texture and composition, but of creativity and experimentation.

Mutina is a design project developed by a heterogenous team that shares the same unique vision. The collaboration with Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, Konstantin Grcic, Hella Jongerius, Raw Edges, Inga Sempé, Patricia Urquiola and Tokujin Yoshioka sprang from a friendship and a huge sense of mutual respect, as well as from the challenge of experiencing the endless range of white, black and neutral shades. These non-colours, together with a never-ending effort to bring out the best in ceramic material, are the origin of the Mutina concept, which – beyond any evolution and interpretation – has developed a strong, recognisable identity, also thanks to the essential high quality of the product: innovative yet perfectly balanced and inviting, a product to reach out and touch.

Sensitivity for shape, a desire to innovate and to take on board an incredible variety of visual stimuli from today’s world have been part of the Mutina universe since its inception, but it was not until 2016 that these elements came together in Mutina for Art, an ambitious, varied programme in which contemporary art plays a central role. This important step reflects the company’s desire to organise and structure its commitment to contemporary art, in order to make it a source of influence, experience and above all to generate dialogue and exchange.

The programme includes MUT, a dedicated exhibition space at our headquarters, This Is Not a Prize, an important award assigned yearly, and Dialogue, a programme of collaboration with artists, galleries, partners belonging to various areas of interest and international art institutions. Contemporary art is always central to the brand’s interests.

These on-going research characteristics of Mutina’s creative and productive process led, in 2017, to Accents: based on the ceramic collections, OEO Studio designed a series of top-quality complementary products designed to enhance the spirit of the products, rising once again to a challenge in which new materials such as wood, metal and a selection of paints are teamed with the brand’s collections through an interplay of colours and architectural elements in harmony with the spirit of the company.

Meet Mutina Designers

Patricia Urquiola, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, Tokujin Yoshioka, Yael Mer and Shay Alkalay of Raw Edges, Inga Sempé, Konstantin Grcic and Hella Jongerius are the heart of Mutina. A close-knit team that share the same passions in their work: art, good design, architecture, product approach and a unique take on life.