Mare

 2025
M278B

Glass has always been part of our architectural language and often becomes a defining element in our projects.
From this simple reflection came the idea of developing a handle in which glass would be the protagonist, with metal reduced to its sole function of structural support.
The result is an essential form, enhanced by the purity and transparency of the material.
Matteo and Renzo Piano

FINISHES

  • C6 - Bright chrome/Transparent C6 - Bright chrome/Transparent C6 - Bright chrome/Transparent
  • M6 - Satin chrome/Transparent M6 - Satin chrome/Transparent M6 - Satin chrome/Transparent
  • D3 - Superbronze satin/Bronze D3 - Superbronze satin/Bronze D3 - Superbronze satin/Bronze
  • U7 - SuperAnthracite satin/Grey U7 - SuperAnthracite satin/Grey U7 - SuperAnthracite satin/Grey
Clear

MATERIAL

Brass

TYPOLOGY

Door handles - Square

Mare,
 2025

Mare is a handle with a rigorous and essential design, available in three different glass colorations: transparent, smoky, and bronze, and proposed in combination with the various finishes of brass. Through these multiple combinations, the handle can adapt to different contexts, bringing a sense of “total look” to the environment in which it is used.

The Shard - London Bridge Tower, London, 2000- 2012 (Ph.
— The Shard, London Bridge Tower, London, 2000-2012 (Ph. William Matthews)
Renzo e Matteo Piano
— Matteo and Renzo Piano

Mare, which evokes nature and the sea itself, with its infinite shades of transparency and movement, pays homage to the power and beauty of nature that inspired its creation and that is home to the two designers, who are originally from Genoa.

The Art Institute of Chicago  – The Modern Wing, Chicago, 2000 -2009 (Ph.
— The Art Institute of Chicago, The Modern Wing, Chicago, 2000-2009 (Ph. Nic Lehoux)
Istanbul Modern, Istanbul, 2016 - 2023 (Ph.
— Istanbul Modern, Istanbul, 2016-2023 (Ph. Enrico Cano)
Renzo Piano Building Workshop - Punta Nave Office, Genoa, 1986 – 1991 (Ph.
— Renzo Piano Building Workshop, Punta Nave Office, Genoa, 1986-1991 (Ph. Shunji Ishida)
Jérôme Seydoux-Pathé Foundation, Paris, 2006-2014 (Ph.
— Jérôme Seydoux, Pathé Foundation, Paris, 2006-2014 (Ph. Michel Denancé)
The Whitney Museum of American Art at Gansevoort, New York, 2007 - 2015 (Ph.
— The Whitney Museum of American Art at Gansevoort, New York, 2007-2015 (Ph. Nic Lehoux)