For Minotti, the year 2019 brings a new stylistic language, a new decorative code.
This new vision of interior design mixes different styles, by working with designers from different cultural backgrounds, who harmoniously become part of the “Minotti project”, all coordinated by Roberto Dordoni with Minotti Studio.
In collaboration with Daikin, the air conditioner manufacturer, this project by Nendo, was based on the concept of ‘invisible air’ and aims to provide visitors with a unique spatial experience that offers an opportunity to ‘experience in sight what we can only feel in real life.’
This installation evoked the sensation of a comfortable breeze by the movement of light and shadows, not actual air.
Shape of Gravity is an exhibition of works by nendo for WonderGlass, including Melt, the cast glass furniture and table top collection and including the launch of a new gravity formed cast glass chandelier.
A new decorative style for Minotti’s 70th Anniversary setting at Salone del Mobile in Milan.
Modern, bright, graphic and incisive, it reinterprets the different stylistic languages of the designers who provided the 2018 Collection within a fully coordinated and harmonious project.
On April 18, Minotti celebrated its 70th anniversary at the Villa Reale di Monza.
Approx 700 guests ( incl dedece ) were honored to attend to help the Minotti Family celebrate their family milestone in grand style – a fun, prosecco fueled evening in the spirit of Milanese hospitality and the brand’s customary elegance
One of the most awaited eagerly awaited events of the 2018 Fuorisalone is most certainly the mega exhibition dedicated to Nendo, a Japanese studio that embodies the genius of Oki Sato.
Always a greatly anticipated presentation, this year ‘Swarovski Palazzo’ didn’t disappoint with a huge presentation of new products from design’s biggest names including John Pawson, Patricia Urquiola and Nendo.
Minotti presents the 21oo Collection co-ordinated by Rodolfo Dordoni
New conceptual philosophies looking to the future give life to an eclectic collection, defined by its international imprint.
Four designers as protagonists , Rodolfo Dordoni, Christophe Delcourt, Marcio Kogan and Nendo, all with their distinct cultural roots.
On show at the Jil Sander showroom in the Brera district of Milan, the Invisible Outlines exhibition brings together 16 of the brand’s projects, all exploring what happens when boundaries are blurred or – conversely – enhanced.
The exhibition stretches across seven rooms, largely with an all-white colour scheme and a soundtrack of meditative music.