The Maison Gatta Atelier
The art of
living with art.
A visual journal of rooms, scale and the quiet drama created when an artwork truly belongs to its space.
Enter the issueInterior study · Maison Ivoire
From the editor
A room becomes memorable when something within it has a point of view.
Maison Gatta approaches art as part of the architecture: not the final object added to a finished room, but the gesture that gives the room its rhythm, confidence and soul.
Each composition is imagined in conversation with light, material and scale. The result is a home that feels collected rather than decorated.
Chapter one · Scale
Let the work hold the wall.
Generous scale turns an artwork into atmosphere. It can anchor a pale room, sharpen an archway or create stillness in an open plan.
Editorial note — Large-format works are shown here at approximately 70 × 100 cm.
“Not every room needs more. Sometimes it needs one thing with conviction.”
Maison Gatta · Notes on collectingChapter two · Rhythm
One work begins a sentence. Three create a conversation.
Repeated tones and changing marks allow a group of works to feel related without becoming identical. The eye travels; the room feels composed.
- 01
- Repeat one colour
- 02
- Vary the gesture
- 03
- Protect the negative space
The visual index
Three languages.
One maison.
From restrained monochrome to portraiture and dreamlike colour, every collection is designed to bring character into the home.
In residence
Art, placed.
Behind the maison
Meet the artist shaping the world of Maison Gatta.
Discover Munira Yussuf’s visual language, independent path and the ideas that continue to move through every collection.
Read the artist story
Printed Works
Maison Textiles
Objects for Living
The Gatta Interior
Maison Ivoire
Les Femmes de Gatta
Les Filles de la Côte