The MATITA modular system opens up to endless possible combinations with different materials, installations and finishes.
MATITA is the original system used as floor and wall cladding, introducing an extremely versatile product which can combine different materials – wood, marble, metals – in creative colour combinations. Its modular nature allows for nearly infinite combination possibilities, tailored to the most different styles and environments. Proposed in the three precious essences of American Walnut, European Walnut and Oak, the five basic MATITA styles include elegant inserts and profiles in burnished brass, Carrara marble, black Marquinia marble, maple wood and wenge: a juxtaposition of materials creating patterns ranging from clean and essential to deliberately extravagant. The result different and unique every time.
Matita Element E With Wood Insert
Matita Element E With Wood Insert
Matita Element E With Wood Insert
Oak or American and European Walnut
(Inserts in Marble, Brass, Wenge’ or Maple)
dim 8”X 40”
The infinite possibilities of the modular beauty.
MATITA. The name is about a simple but suggestive inspiration, a matrix form that becomes graphic pattern, plain decoration that composes modern scenarios. Only apparent simplicity, translated into a sophisticated restatement of the classic parquet.
The modular system opens up to endless possible combinations, that allow to please different styles and environments. MATITA is proposed in three prestigious essences – American walnut, European walnut, Oak – that allow to decline it in different design situations. In its compositions intervenes the elegant touch of the insert in burnished brass, in Carrara marble and in Marquina black marble, for a dialogue of materials that creates clean and essential textures, now deliberately redundant, almost baroque. Furthermore, five sophisticated colors enrich and enhance the collection. The result is different every time, a compositional and chromatic personalization even more enhanced by the wooden inserts that can be placed between the modules.