Meet the design talent at the heart of Minotti’s global perspective

The Minotti 2025 Collection reflects a compilation of global design collaborations that collectively embody Minotti’s refined contemporary lifestyle. It is only together, through the blending of these cultural influences, in combination with in-house expertise, that its cohesive identity of modern design, timeless elegance, exceptional craftsmanship and innovation can be realised.

Five designers, one vision

Coordinated by Minotti Studio, this collection presents five key contributions from five international designers: the Bézier modular seating system by Marcio Kogan / Studio MK27, the Saki family of seats by Nendo, the Vivienne modular seating system by GamFratesi, the Riley modular seating system by Hannes Peer and the Coupé modular seating system by Giampiero Tagliaferri. Showcased along with other designs, such as Libra and Laurel.

Minotti encourages the fresh perspectives and experimentation of international designers, however, every project is filtered through Minotti’s design vision and process, ensuring that the result is always consistent with the brand’s style.

Therefore, while distinct in personality – from organic shapes, unusual materials and sophisticated finishes from lacquer to metallic – each family speaks a transversal language of balanced proportions and sartorial details. This means designers and architects can both work within a single family or combine products across an interior. From modular seating systems, to coffee tables and wider families, including dining chairs, as well as indoor and outdoor options, a sense of seamless integration prevails.

For Minotti, this approach represents the living scenarios of today and the ‘home of tomorrow’ – a place where cultural influences, lifestyles and philosophies can exist naturally together. Here, every difference and diversity can thrive in harmony. Not just an evolution, this is a new manifesto for the brand.

Image credits:

Photography by Paola Pansini, styling by Martina Lucatelli, courtesy of Minotti

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