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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gautierFurniture > Coffee table

Love contemporary carpentry and furniture inspired by nature? The ARCO coffee table is a bold choice. With its textured effects and eye-catching design, it brings style to your home. Featuring a drawer and two storage compartments including one with a very elegant glass top, this table is also very practical. It easily holds your books and magazines inside to ensure your room retains its uncluttered feel. You'll love hosting drinks with friends or spending cosy nights in around this coffee table that's trendy as well as traditional.

CONTRACT TABLE SQUARE - Square contract table

Vitra > Table

The Charles and Ray Eames Contract Tables are meticulously crafted to offer both functionality and aesthetic appeal, making them ideal for small meeting spaces and bistro-style seating in both indoor and outdoor settings. These tables feature a robust base design that seamlessly integrates with the iconic Soft Pad Group bases, while their structural elements evoke the larger Segmented Table series. The Contract Tables come equipped with a versatile top option: they are available in either round or square configurations, each featuring a choice of two sizes. The table tops are constructed from four distinct materials to cater to various preferences and applications: 1. **Melamine-faced White Surface**: A smooth, straight plastic edge in white complements the 25 mm thick melamine surface. 2. **Light or Dark Oak Veneer (European Origin)**: This option features a 25 mm straight veneer edge for a natural wood finish that can be either light or dark. 3. **Solid Core Laminate**: A 12 mm white core with a black edge, providing durability and ease of maintenance. 4. **High Pressure Laminated (HPL)**: The HPL top features a 25 mm black edge for a sleek, modern look. The base design is equally impressive, featuring four-star legs made from die-cast aluminum that are available in polished chrome or chrome-plated with a dark column (RAL 9004), all chrome finishes, or textured finishes in deep black (RAL 9005) and white (RAL 9010). The base height is 71 cm, including screw-in glides which can be adjusted for leveling on uneven floors up to a maximum of 10 mm. For outdoor use, the Contract Tables are particularly versatile. A powder-coated base paired with solid core table tops offers superior weather resistance and durability. This combination ensures longevity under various environmental conditions. In terms of care, it is recommended to clean the surfaces regularly using a mild detergent solution for synthetic materials like melamine or HPL, while natural wood finishes should be treated with appropriate oils or waxes to maintain their appearance. For aluminum bases, regular cleaning with a soft cloth and mild soap can prevent corrosion and keep them looking pristine. For further information on specific applications and care tips, customers are encouraged to consult the manufacturer's guidelines provided by Vitra for the Contract Tables Square model.

Colette

Instabilelab > Wallpaper

Carpetia Royal is the highest expression of luxury design in Instabilelab's range of carpets and rugs. A collection born from the search for artistic expressions and the most precious materials that culminates in objects of tangible value. Thirty models designed in medium and large sizes to give every exclusive space a timeless prestige.

Cheryl

Instabilelab > Wallpaper

MilanoTorino MT200CC - Monohole washbasin mixer complete with drain

IB > Tap

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MilanoTorino MT206CC - Wall mounted washbasin mixer complete with drain

IB > Tap

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IB > Tap

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MilanoTorino MT396CC - Four holes deck mounted bath filler with shower kit

IB > Tap

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MilanoTorino MT397CC - Three holes bath filler with overflow outlet connection, diverter and shower kit

IB > Tap

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MilanoTorino MT398CC - Wall mounted bath filler set with separate spout

IB > Tap

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MilanoTorino MT407CC - Wall long basin mixer - rings

IB > Tap

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Idealrain Shower wall elbow 55x65x55 mm

Ideal Standard > Shower

IDEALRAIN - Shower wall elbow 55x65x55 mm in brushed gold finish - PVD technology

Idealrain Overhead shower arm 58x235x58 mm

Ideal Standard > Shower

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Idealrain Multi function handspray 100x232 mm, 6 l/min (3 bar)

Ideal Standard > Shower

IDEALRAIN - Multi function handspray 100x232 mm in chrome finish, 6 l/min (3 bar) - Easy-grip, Multiple showering functions, Easy clean nozzles, Wide spray

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Piet Boon > Wall Paint

The signature Piet Boon color palette is now expanded into a range of refined paint and plaster products. It consists of twenty subdued colors and six different finishes that are designed to effortlessly complement and blend into each other as well as a variety of materials, such as wood or natural stone. This lime paint has a chalky look. For indoor use only.