On the 14th May, 2010 Minotti opened its 22nd Flagship Store in New York @ 136 Madison Avenue in Manhattan ( New York’s Midtown Heartbeat )
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On the 14th May, 2010 Minotti opened its 22nd Flagship Store in New York @ 136 Madison Avenue in Manhattan ( New York’s Midtown Heartbeat )
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Design, Art, and Architecture meet and harmonise with each other in Minotti’s new “Senza Tempo”…
“Senza Tempo is a combination of memory of the past, outcome of the present and…
The new 2010 “Senza Tempo” Collection, fully co-ordinated by Rodolfo Dordoni, relies on a sophisticated,…
Staging of the corporate showroom was revisited for the presentation of the 2016 Collection, art directed by Rodolfo Dordoni and launched at the Salone del Mobile, where it was a huge favorite.
The company showroom leverages a succession of settings that convey the brand’s sophisticated lifestyle and effectively demonstrate how the latest innovations can blend seamlessly with elements from previous collections.
dedece’s exclusive video interview with designer Rodolfo Dordoni at Minotti’s stand at the Salone Fairgrounds
A trip from Los Angeles to Sydney, through the 5 continents, discovering Minotti’s world: the…
“I was serious about it. I was also really, really stoned.” .. Lou Reed…
The final piece of the Prada Fondazione puzzle the ‘Torre’ opened to the public during Milan Salone on April 20th. The 60 metre- tall tower is the final part of the campus, Rising high above the Fondazione Prada and the overall neighbourhood, the tower’s irregular geometry follows a structural logic.
French crystal company Baccarat showcases a brand new collection of lighting solutions designed by eight…
Pantone has released their “2014 Pantone View Home + Interiors trend forecast” featuring the nine directional color palettes with distinct and evocative style for home furnishings and interior design.
The Pictaculous colour swatch generator will identify key colour swatches from your downloaded photograph Try…
Called IOGraphic, ( MousePath) this clever little program was designed by Moscow designers Anatoly Zenkov and Andrey Shipilov to brighten up boring, computer-based workdays.




