Matrix International

Matrix International is a family owned Italian Company operating in the field of modern furniture design and manufacturing since 1984. Our production developed with an essential focus on excellence in the choice of materials (metal, wood, leather and fabrics) and in the expert craftsmanship to ensure the highest quality and durability. The quality and uniqueness of the project are then aligned with the rapid evolution of taste, style and contemporary living habits. Whether it's a comfortable seat for the living room or the dining area, a table around which to celebrate the rituals of conviviality, or a complement which makes everyday practices easier and more pleasant - the collection ranges from the sofa to the umbrella stand, from the bench to the bookcase. For Matrix the starting point is always thorough design research leading to a well-balanced coexistence of the collections manufactured by the company through this conceptual and methodological process, different in style but absolutely coordinated in their aims. FORME http://www.matrixinternational.it/it/collezioni/forme gathers a number of contemporary projects with strong personality, and focuses on the aesthetics and flexibility of interiors imposed by new lifestyles. CODICI http://www.matrixinternational.it/it/collezioni/codici gathers a collection of pieces by outstanding figures of 20th century Design: Eero Saarinen, Marcel Breuer, Mies Van Der Rohe, just to name a few. Not re-editing, but manufacturing unedited projects which Matrix unearthed in its archives research, with the collaboration of the heirs of architects who have written the fundamental codes of Modern Design. MATRIX20 www.matrix20.it one of the most fascinating design classics collection, which the company produces and distributes across the world. Matrix has contributed to make these products known and accessible to a wide range of people when rediscovery and new interpretations – not appropriate at all times – which have turned the concept of home, a never fully understood concept, into stereotypes, were brought about following a long period of oblivion.