Mutina

Chalk by Mutina

Key details

Brand	Mutina
Category	Wall Paint

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Description

Developed by OEO Studio, Accents collection offers a range of 6 lime based decorative paints called Limetouch.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 Chalk suitable for commercial projects?

Yes, the Chalk 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 Chalk be used outdoors?

The Chalk is designed for indoor use only.

Specifications

Indoor / Outdoor	Indoor
Durability	Residential
Brand	Mutina
Category	Wall Paint

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Bed & Breakfast

Saba Italia > Bed frame

Bed & Breakfast is a sofa which transforms into a comfortable bed simply by folding down the backrest. The sofa bed is easy to open, thanks to a rectangular hole cut into the underside of the base, and to the special structure of the boxspring, which runs horizontally on a finger-jointed mechanism to create the extra length needed. Bed and Breakfast ranges are comprised of the Sofa-double bed and the Chaise Longue-single bed. This is the result of advanced research into new-generation materials which give maximum comfort with optimum resilience. The maxi scatter cushions unfold to create a small quilt, and can then be refolded and fastened with two buttons, to offer excellent back support. Fully removable covers.

Chalk

Mutina > Wall Paint

Mamba

Martinelli Luce > Ceiling lamp

A snake of light Soft curves and an elliptical structure outline the twisting motion of Mamba’s modular structure. A more discreet and lightweight presence given by the tubular structure having a smaller diameter compared to the Circular Pol XXL lamp, that can be placed in the office and at home.

Hush

Martinelli Luce > Ceiling lamp

Silence. I want to hear only what is important Working in an open space is more motivating than working alone. But if there’s lots of noise, it is difficult to concentrate. With Hush you don’t just reduce noise, you light up the sound.Esthetics and functionality come together. Because you deserve to hear only the important things.

Marble

Levantina > Wall tile-stone-brick

Discover our marble varieties as past and present come together in an inimitable crucible of colors. Choose cream, white or pink marble with finishes and textures that greatly contribute to the world of interior design. This stone is truly a synonym for luxury and exclusivity. Not surprisingly, this material has been chosen since Antiquity by the great master sculptors for their most spectacular works. How can we forget Michelangelo’s David or the Pietà, or the Venus of Milo with its astonishing beauty, all displaying the skill used in working this Natural Stone. In any setting, its mere presence will bring us closer to the grandeur of Imperial Rome or to the Renaissance, with its sensuality and elegance. Levantina renews and updates this legendary material with its exceptional qualities, placing it at the vanguard of the most demanding decorative requirements. The many finishes and textures of the collection make up more than thirty types of colored marbles, each outdoing the other in elegance and sophistication.

Travertine

Levantina > Floor tile-stone

Discover travertine at LEVANTINA: its magnificent seams, its heterogeneous composition, the rare tonalities that illuminate this Natural Stone all encapsulate the qualities of this strong material hewn by nature. Since time immemorial, this Natural Stone has been used for constructing public buildings. Temples, palaces, basilicas... all were adorned in this sedimentary limestone formed from calcium carbonate deposits. Forever considered a top-notch decorative product thanks to its manifold virtues such as important compositional qualities. It is easily worked and boasts great strength as well as spectacular beauty. An infinite variety of patterns is contained within its irregular surface scored with small hollows, subtle, changeable coloration that together with bright and whimsical veins gives it a kaleidoscopic appearance. Travertine is constantly reinventing itself, adapting to the demands of our time in terms of constructional and architectural concepts: a material that can fully integrate into any contemporary interior decors. Levantina's range is of the highest quality to suit this new functional and aesthetic reality.

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Piet Boon Paint & Plaster Lime Paint

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.

Clay Satin

Mutina > Wall Paint

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.