Discover the new dimension of design in the Minotti Pavilion 2024
In the world of interior design, there are names that represent more than just furniture – they embody a philosophy, a way of life. Minotti is one of these names, and in 2024 the company has once again demonstrated its ability to fuse timeless elegance with innovative design. The Minotti Pavilion at the Salone del Mobile 2024 was not just an exhibition, but an invitation to a world where every detail is carefully considered and every creation tells a story.
The architecture of the pavilion itself was a work of art. Designed by Minotti Studio, the space unfolded in a succession of scenarios characterized by double-height volumes and a clever use of distinctive colors and materials. The walls varied from rosewood to marble to lacquered surfaces, while the ceilings featured mirrors that caught and reflected the light. The floors alternated between concrete and oversized oak parquet in a herringbone pattern, creating a dynamic yet harmonious atmosphere.
The path to the center of the pavilion was defined by a landscape design project that featured zen-like vegetation in large concrete planters. These natural elements brought a calming, earthy quality to the space that perfectly complemented the ultra-modern design.
A feast for the senses: the 2024 furniture collections
The furniture pieces presented in the Minotti Pavilion 2024 were true masterpieces of form and function. Each piece reflected Minotti’s commitment to quality craftsmanship and aesthetic perfection. The Yves modular seating area, designed by Hannes Peer in five different versions, featured sartorial details that appealed to both the eyes and the mind. The sculptural forms of the Supermoon modular seating system by Giampiero Tagliaferri and the sculptural design of the Vivienne seating family by GamFratesi were examples of Minotti’s innovative approach, combining traditional materials with modern lines.
Also not to be overlooked were the new outdoor pieces, such as the Daylight modular seating system by GamFratesi and the Trio outdoor armchair by Marcio Kogan / Studio MK27, which demonstrated Minotti’s ability to seamlessly integrate indoor and outdoor design, ensuring comfort and style in any environment.
Artworks that enrich the collection
Another highlight of the Minotti Pavilion was the numerous contemporary artworks that complemented the furniture pieces. Each artwork was like a still from a movie, presenting the furniture pieces in a new light and highlighting their shapes and textures. These artworks were not just decoration; they were an integral part of the narrative that Minotti conveyed with his new collection.
A visit to the Minotti Pavilion: an immersive experience
Visiting the Minotti Pavilion at the Salone del Mobile 2024 was an immersive experience that allowed visitors to dive deep into the brand’s universe. It was an opportunity to experience the aesthetic and functional aspects of Minotti’s designs that extend seamlessly from interiors to exteriors. For anyone who seeks the best of design and quality and has a deep appreciation for craftsmanship, the Pavilion offered a fascinating journey through innovation and tradition, thoughtfully presented through Minotti’s expertise.
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