Mattice Boets is an award-winning Belgian designer and architect based in Dubai, working across design, spaces, and art. His work distills complexity into form—shaping objects and experiences that speak without needing to explain.

Mattice’s designs have been exhibited internationally, most recently at Dubai Design Week 2024. They span from high-tech design pieces to large-scale commercial launches. He designed the visual language for Berghoff Home’s new Elements collection, a wide range of innovative kitchenware featuring distinctive ergonomic, flowing forms.

Through his design-led studio, Mattice has helped forward-thinking brands translate ambitious ideas into refined products, architectural concepts, and compelling design languages. This includes designing innovative products for brands pitching to Apple and LVMH. His approach blends creative vision with precise execution, delivering the same level of refinement seen in award-winning launches.

In 2024 he launched his debut collection of functional art pieces, including 3D-printed vases and sculptures finished with a pioneering liquid silver technique—the first of its kind—as well as objects such as the Oflow bottle opener. He also created a 3D-printed gold and silver jewelry collection, available for private viewings.

Mattice’s practice is shaped by his early mentorship with renowned designer Ross Lovegrove, where he contributed to dozens of groundbreaking projects—from consumer products to large-scale architectural works like the Spacedome. Trusted to represent Lovegrove’s vision across scales—from concept to final presentation—Mattice developed a deep understanding of how to communicate ideas visually at the highest level.

His achievements include winning five international design awards, among them the prestigious Golden A’ Design Award in 2019 for his Reverse Clock, making him the youngest recipient in the award’s history. As of 2023, he is ranked #11 among all-time Gold Award winners and listed as the #1 agency for furniture design on the World Design Rankings. His work has been featured in over 100 international publications, including Designboom, Design Milk, Gooood, Corriere della Sera, and major Belgian newspapers. His exhibitions include Dubai Design Week (2024) and the Museum of Outstanding Design in Como, Italy.

Born in Belgium, Mattice holds a Master’s in Architecture from The Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London, and a Bachelor’s in Industrial Product Design, magna cum laude, from Howest University of Applied Sciences in Belgium.

Through state-of-the-art technologies and novel approaches to design, Mattice shapes pieces and objects that are driven by vision, built with intent, and made to resonate.