With Botanica, Tokujin Yoshioka expresses once again his deep fascination for the natural world, its different characteristics and the poetry of its forms, designing the first Mutina mosaic specially developed for floors.

Déchirer was a breakthrough in the world of designer tiles. The use of Continua technology allowed to realise large slabs in unglazed porcelain stoneware, modular and single work-size, that can be used both on floors and walls. 

Diarama comes from the desire of creating a collection characterized by a wide range of chromatic shades, that spontaneously and randomly come to light by stratifying colors, as it happens in paintings.

Folded XL consists of pure material pressed inside a latest-generation ceramic system that allows to create relief structures on large-size slabs for the first time. This way the pattern expands, allowing the play of light and shadow to develop even more easily along the entire surface.

Hives can be used both indoor and outdoor, so long as under cover, placing the elements in different positions in order to create contemporary and innovative aesthetic solutions.

With Kosei – which means composition in Japanese – Vincent Van Duysen proposes a range of ceramic surfaces developed with pure and tactile materials, inspired by lava rocks such as obsidian and volcanic glasses, which are homogeneous, amorphous and with exceptional hardness.

Pico Bois is the first wooden floor realised by Mutina. It's a dear material to Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, as it is often used in Brittany-based houses to give a sense of warmth to interiors.

Renga is a micro-architecture, conceived to be multiplied like brick constructions. This makes it possible to create a great variety of forms within a space.