Mutina

Arctic Satin by Mutina

Key details

Brand	Mutina
Category	Wall Paint

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Description

Developed by OEO Studio, Accents collection offers a wide range of paints: 20 colours are available in the variants Matt and Satin.Mutina paints have been specifically developed to be paired with the ceramic tiles of the company, both in terms of palette and finish.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Arctic Satin suitable for commercial projects?

Yes, the Arctic Satin by Mutina is suitable for both residential and commercial interiors. It is commonly specified by interior designers and architects for hospitality, office, and retail environments.

Can the Arctic Satin be used outdoors?

The Arctic Satin is designed for indoor use only.

Specifications

Indoor / Outdoor	Indoor
Durability	Residential
Brand	Mutina
Category	Wall Paint

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