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The world’s leading Mother of Pearl atelier

Creating surfaces, collections and bespoke commissions in one of nature’s rarest materials.

Siminetti works with architects, interior designers and private clients worldwide, creating Mother of Pearl architectural surfaces ranging from established mosaic tile collections, feature panels and veneers to individual applications and bespoke commissions.

Our expertise lies in understanding Mother of Pearl as a material: its natural depth and variation, its response to light and water, and how it can be developed for different architectural applications.

Across exceptional residences, hospitality, superyachts and private aviation, we help designers and clients use Mother of Pearl with precision, whether selecting from an established collection or creating something for nowhere else.

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Natural Origin

Mother of pearl is sourced through established pearl farming and coastal communities, where shells are cultivated over time or recovered as a by product of the food and pearl industries.

At Siminetti, these shells are transformed into surfaces that extend the life of the material beyond its original purpose. The result is a considered use of a natural resource, shaped by long standing relationships with suppliers and a respect for the environments in which it is formed.

Made for nowhere else

Discover how Siminetti develops bespoke mother of pearl surfaces and features for individual projects.

One of a Kind by Nature

Mother of pearl brings a natural depth and luminosity that cannot be replicated by man made materials. Its surface responds to light, creating movement and variation that shifts throughout the day.

At Siminetti, this material is developed into surfaces that shape the character of a space. Applied across a wide range of architectural contexts, it introduces a quiet richness and a sense of permanence, enhancing environments through material rather than decoration.