Storage / Side Boards / Passarella Sideboard

Passarella by Marcio Kogan / Studio MK27 is a family of storage units conceived as domestic micro-architecture. It is defined by a strong architectural gesture, where material and structure work as one. Each version shares a distinctive feature: a wooden back panel that extends to the floor and becomes a structural foot, lifting the volume and creating a sense of continuity when placed side by side.

The collection includes living, dining, and vertical cabinet versions. The living unit has a low, horizontal profile with large drawers that emphasise its linear form, finished in wood veneer or lacquer with details in bronze or chrome. The dining version combines storage and function with refined drawers and discreet flap doors. The vertical cabinet extends the system upward, integrating drawers, marble elements, and internal lighting for enhanced usability. The result is a modular system where structure, clarity, and material precision define a cohesive architectural language.

Brazilian architect Marcio Kogan (b. 1952) established Studio MK27 in São Paolo in the late 1970s. Working in the tradition of mid-century Brazilian modernism, his furniture is an adroit rendering of architectonic forms in natural materials, typically timber and neutral upholsteries. Kogan’s work for Minotti is emblematic of his unique style of luxurious, 21st century classicism.

Today, Minotti remains a family-run business, guided by the second and third generations. The brand continues to evolve through creative partnerships with leading international designers such as Giampiero Tagliaferri, Hannes Peer, GamFratesi, Marcio Kogan with Studio MK27, and Japan’s nendo. These collaborations bring fresh perspectives to a modern, global design portfolio.

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