Approximate Sample Size: 4.25 in x 4.25 in

Through-body porcelain tiles designed by renowned industrial designers edward barber and jay osgerby for mutina. The mews collection is strongly influenced by the city of london where both barber & osgerby live and work. It is inspired by the landscape, the history and the personality of the british capital, and by the huge variety of textures characterizing its infrastructures, such as bricks, wooden floors and irregular geometrical patterns. The apparently random and intentionally inaccurate effect is due to the color and compositional freedom obtained by extensive research and several experimentations on color and combinations. The wide color range of the collection adds depth and movement to the tiled surface making it rich and remarkable. The collection has been designed with both contemporary and traditional use in mind. The variety of neutral tones allows the tiles to be a focal point or a backdrop in any interior scheme. Winner of numerous prestigious awards.

Categories: 6 47
Approximate Sample Size: 4.25 in x 4.25 in
Brand Name: Mutina
Designer Name: Edward Barber And Jay Osgerby
Country of Origin: Italy

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-30 years in business.
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It is Stone Source's mission to provide architects and designers with a curated selection of materials, educate them to the degree that they are interested and ensure the success of their projects.

In providing architects and designers with a curated selection of materials, we review thousands of products each year, and then select only the handful that we believe is best for our clientele. Whether it be the whitest marble with the most balanced veining, or the most innovative porcelain tile by renowned designers. We search for and offer materials at all price points, and design and develop products to meet specific needs. We stock hundreds of materials in the U.S. for immediate availability and have thousands more available for special order.

We view material education as an extremely important part of the design process, and we do all we can to make this easy for our clients. Our showrooms, website and CEU courses—and even our sample labeling—are all designed to ensure that our clients know what to expect with every material. We also aim to provide information they can share with their clients, with the goal of making sure the end client is happy with their materials.