Maat Collection

Maat collection, named after the Egyptian goddess of balance and harmony, in an interplay of architectural volumes re-edited into refined design objects. The protagonists of the collection are matter and balance, in an open dialogue between essential forms, Lecce stone and metal: a clear homage to Apulian Baroque architecture.

The freestanding basin, carved from stone, combines two overlapping, offset cylindrical caps that balance each other in an elegant embrace. A copper bowl lines the inside of the basin and adds a contemporary touch to the artifact. In addition to the towel rail and storage rack, defined by minimalism and formal purity, the modular boiserie completes the product family by offering a metaphysical vocabulary, so familiar to the LATOxLATO duo, which plays with shadows as in a De Chirico painting to multiply the decorative effect. Geometric shapes chase each other on overlapping layers of material, with a seemingly random repetitiveness and an expressively dynamic texture.