Mutina

The best adventures, or at least the successful ones, are the result of circumstances: the end of a story is the beginning of another. So it was for Mutina, which, in 2006, embarked on a new path. Thirty years of history in the production of ceramics were swept by a wind of change that lead the company to choose a different course focusing on exclusive designs, a tailor-made production that combines technology with hand-crafted details, challenging experimentations that transcend the limits of the materials, and indispensable research for innovation to ensure a high quality product. This new course ties in with a new way of looking at the role of ceramics, which are not considered just floor or wall coverings anymore but have become an integral part of the interior design of a home: a concept shared by the designers working at Mutina and appealing to those who choose Mutina.

In all of our projects, we follow the ten principles for good design as set down by Dieter Rams:
1. Good design is innovative;
2. Good design makes a product useful;
3. Good design is aesthetic;
4. Good design makes a product understandable;
5. Good design is unobtrusive;
6. Good design is honest;
7. Good design is long lasting;
8. Good design is thorough, down to the last detail;
9. Good design is environmentally friendly;
10. Good design is as little design as possible.

Eco

Mutina supports the production of socially and environment through many of its products

Initiatives include:

- Reuse and recycling of pre and post-consumer waste materials

- Waste management systems employed

- Use of recycled packaging materials which are fully recyclable

- Continual research and development of sustainable techniques