Minotti’s 2024 Collection debuts their collaboration with Giampiero Tagliaferri.

With design studios in Milan and Los Angeles, Tagliaferri’s work is a fusion of elegant Italian and relaxed Californian aesthetics. Growing up in Milan, Tagliaferri’s approach is seated in the longstanding tradition of Italian craftsmanship. Living in California, the designer was struck by the architectural heritage of the United States’ West Coast and the importance of working with light.

Supermoon’s backrest shape evokes the lunar phase, forging a marvellous tension between its rounded form and sharper angles. Deploying a modular system, this sofa can be reworked into many flexible configurations, which allow the piece to fit comfortably into a range of homes and lifestyles.

Supermoon, as seen above in Milan, features matt velvet and suede upholstery, sitting atop plush Minotti Alps rugs, all in tones of creamy vanilla and cashmere.

Minotti’s 2024 Collection debuts their collaboration with Hannes Peer.

Hannes Peer is a Milanese architect whose South Tyrolean roots lend him a cross-cultural air. His background as a trained carpenter adds a personal touch, as he crafts wooden prototypes in the studio. Mixing traditional and contemporary influences, his eclectic style overlaps different architectural styles to ‘create a dialogue between past and present’.

Yves is a seating system with a dual soul combining rigour and sinuosity with function. The flowing movements of the one-piece seats create different depths resulting in cosy alcoves that open up to accommodate a small table or an ottoman.

Yves sofa can be used as banquettes to surround Rayan, a super-oval low dining table. It’s magic to huddle around the table to share meetings or meals or to break out the board games. One more person can always squeeze in.

Nico tables are offered in compact or elongated shapes for small or large gatherings. Zoe freestanding bookshelves in three heights can be placed to form corner backgrounds or dividing screen walls within rooms.