Ceramics brand Mutina has collaborated with design office OEO Studio to create furnishings and accessories to accompany its popular tile collections.
Called Mutina Accents, the collection includes traditional furniture and homeware, such as cabinets and shelves, as well as architecture details and finishes, including skirting boards, screens and even paint.

"The collaboration started as a dialogue," Thomas Lykke, head of design at Copenhagen-based OEO Studio told Dezeen. "We at OEO Studio have used Mutina tiles in many projects, such as with the two-star Michelin restaurant Kadeau in Copenhagen, and we like Mutina for their design and quality."
"The Mutina team was intrigued by the way we work with their products and how we combine their tiles with other materials and textures," he said. "This led to an idea in CEO and company owner Massimo Orsini's mind: How about creating a complementing universe around the tiles" And that led to the birth of Mutina Accents."

The collection debuted at the Salone del Mobile during Milan design week last month.
It includes eight furnishing accessories, comprising mirrors, cabinets, shelves, clothes hooks and towel rails; four architectural elements, including panelling, skirting boards and space-dividers; and a range of paints available in 20 colours with different finishes.

For Milan, then brand used the range to create a series of styled vignettes, intended to capture the spirit of the ...