With Metrica, space is defined by essential forms and fragmented elements that capture the essence of geometry in the making.

On the surface, it is the periodic recurrence and the regular, harmonious flow of geometric elements that dictate the rhythm of Metrica. In reality, the modulation is subtle, intermittent, and unpredictable: the linearity of the geometry is interrupted and comes alive with beats and cadences, crafted from light and color. The four Metrica patterns, available in four color variations, derive their simple and explicit names—Circles, Crossings, Dashes, and Parallels—from the geometric shapes that naturally form when multiple modules are placed side by side. Placing the Cerchi modules side by side creates a circle; grids and intersections are generated by the Incroci modules; finally, the Trattini and Parallele modules form a pattern of straight lines, parallels, and angles.