The fascination for Asian culture is a recurring theme in our design research, from the pop scene to food, we often go towards East to search for harmonies and contrasts, looking for similarities with our Mediterranean culture, always driven by our background as architects. Japanese architecture is capable of enhancing space in a particular way, intrinsically it prefers what is not there, a void outlined by precise rules, behaviors, gestures. The Japanese tea room, built on the precise geometry of the tatami, represents the formal purity par excellence of Japanese architecture. Inspired by the spatial concept of the tatami and its strong graphic nature, Madori is a collection that plays on the proportions of the tatami, reinterpreting its texture with bold colors, inspired by traditional Japanese colors, such as red, the color of purity and blue color of fidelity and life. The result conveys a warm and lively minimalism.