Phenomenon stems from the desire to incorporate natural phenomena and the laws of nature into a contemporary design project, with the aim of giving life to an original element, capable of being impressed in the memory.
That’s why Phenomenon takes textures from the natural world – honeycombs, ice formations and plant cells.
Awards
ICFF Editors Award Material 2011 Wallpaper Design Award 2011 Edida 2011 Selected For Adi Design Index 2011 Love Tag Award Azure Magazine 2012 Red Dot Design Award 2012 Interior Innovation Award 2014 Best Of Best 2014
Sustainability
Phenomenon respects the environment and it doesn’t contain V.O.C.
Phenomenon Air Fango
Thanks to the combination of small materials and the palette of neutral tones (Bianco, Grigio, Fango and Nero), which create poetic and evocative compositions, Phenomenon gives the interiors an effect of vastness and depth such as to bring back the memories of natural scenarios.
Japanese artist and designer Tokujin Yoshioka joined the Mutina team in 2010. He designed the Phenomenon collection.
“In collaboration with Mutina, I have pondered on designing tiles which express the textures of material derived from the nature. My intention is not to manipulate the appearance of nature, but to create a design, which stirs one’s heart and imagination and remain deep in one’s memory.”
RAIN A: net 25·30 cm (net 9 7/8”·12”) RAIN B: net 25·30 cm (net 9 7/8”·12”) RAIN C: net 25·30 cm (net 9 7/8”·12”) HONEYCOMB A: net 30·30 cm (net 12”·12”) HONEYCOMB B: net 30·30 cm (net 12”·12”) ROCK: net 29·29 cm (net 11 13/16”·11 13/16”) AIR: net 30·30 cm (net 12”·12”) WIND: net 25·25 cm (net 10”·10”)
Thickness
RAIN A: min 5 mm - max 7 mm RAIN B: min 5 mm - max 7 mm RAIN C: 5 mm HONEYCOMB A: min 5 mm - max 6 mm HONEYCOMB B: min 6 mm - max 8 mm ROCK: 5 mm AIR: 8 mm WIND: 7 mm
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