Trio
Category: Sofas and armchairs
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An armchair with a clear Brazilian twist in which the rationalist design of Marcio Kogan / Studio MK27 joins Minotti’s manufacturing know-how.
An armchair with a clear Brazilian twist in which the rationalist design of Marcio Kogan / Studio MK27 joins Minotti’s manufacturing know-how, bringing out the skilful and combined use of three different materials - leather, fabric and wood - for the seat, backrest and frame. Hence the name Trio.
This slender and aesthetically light, yet solid furnishing piece accommodates a sophisticated padded seat and backrest featuring exquisite craftsmanship, that meets the typical refinement of Brazilian cabinet-making in the multi-sectional woodwork of the frame.
The pleasant comfort of the seat and the tactile sensation provided by the polished armrests offer an evocative sensory experience, naturally echoed in the Trio Outdoor version designed for open-air spaces.
Blending poetry and sculptural charm, the Nico table is an ode to the purity of material and the bold taste of the 1970s.
The entire volume of the table appears to become weightless and leans lightly on the tips of the legs, challenging the law of gravity.
A multifaceted and versatile lexicon in which the rigour of forms is combined with their ability to accommodate.
The design of the Drake family of coffee tables conceived for the indoor world, is the inspiration behind the Drake dining table for outdoor spaces.
Cosy and contemporary in the way it combines frame and upholstery, Pattie stands out for its organic and essential lines, clearly inspired by the 1970s.
The Roger seating system is the result of an open design, created to be composed with imagination and personalised with style.
Yoko, a light and elegant seating design; a Japanese name and Scandinavian lines that come together in a piece of furniture with an aesthetic matrix, flavoured by both cultures.
The horizontal elements are laid on the vertical supports, ensuring a sophisticated visual lightness that accommodates the padded volume, characterised by couture craftsmanship.
Named after the city of trees, Sendai, this line of furnishing pieces consists of a small sofa, an armchair, a lounge armchair and dining and lounge little armchairs.
The same Mid-Century Contemporary style that distinguishes the large, varied collection of Brasilia seats, also characterises the design of the night area, introducing a bed with a bold personality
Supermoon Bed picks up the concept of the Supermoon seating system, adapting it for the night area.
In a clever interplay of lines, the curved frame of backrests and armrests is reminiscent of a vibrant, enveloping fan.
Supermoon was created as a standalone nomadic piece, yet one that is capable of multiplying and evolving to become a true modular system.
