2018 marks many reasons for Dedece to celebrate – it is the 40th year that Dedece has been in business, whilst Minotti is celebrating a truly impressive 70 years in business and 20 years that esteemed architect and furniture designer Rodolfo Dordoni has been Minotti’s art director.
Dedece was thrilled to celebrate the official opening of the new Minotti mono brand showroom to the Melbourne A & D community and clients on a particularly very cold winter’s night in late June.
The showroom has a few pieces from Minotti’s newest 2018 collection – flown in from Milan Salone 2018.
The cocktail party had over 100 guests in attendance including members of the Minotti family and creative director Rodolfo Dordoni (his first visit to Australia ), the Engelen family and of course the amazing Melbourne Dedece team.
The cocktail party was catered by Damm Fine Foods with alcohol provided by Melbourne institution Enoteca Sileno.
Alessandro, Renato and Roberto Minotti
Some VIP Guest photos
Renato Minotti, Sally Ann Walton and Rodolfo Dordoni
Kestie Lane, Heidi Krebs and Anne Marie Dabo
Roberto Minotti and Ross Honeysett
Jessica Lowe, Mia David and Bronwyn Cain
Rob Backhouse, Tim Engelen and Etoile Nasrallah
Aaron Wooster, Chris Mccue and Dillon Counsel
Tim Wilson, Verona and Joe Pulitano
Alison Jessup, Fiona Dunin and Stephen Tieppo
Debra Shepherd and Nicole Hall
Felipe Ballaben, Emma Mcphee and Daniel Soetjahjono
Michael Whatson and Lucy Marczyk
Kellie Morton, Jake McCrimmon, Vanda Scarfo and Owen Castley
Michelle Sait-Bennet and Kerry Phelan
Ubaldo Formica and Pascale Gomes Mcnabb
Michael Whatson, Nicole Rutherford, Alice Villella and Richard Misso
Karen Vio and John Engelen
Alessandro and Renato Minotti, Hamish Guthrie and Nicola Rogers
Beatrix Rowe, Amanda Rea and Karlee Blackburn
Tim and Marta Engelen
Jan Henderson, Paolo Nardini, Tina Engelen and Paul Hecker
Roger Ludowyke, Kestie Land and Anne Marie Dabo
Ashleigh Sillar, David Hicks, Alice Liu and Neil Rahmani
Tim Engelen, Sarah Shinners and Roger Ludowke
Paul Hecker, Roger Ludowyke and Kestie Lane
Renato Minotti, Tim Engelen and Roberto Minotti
Bronwyn Cain, Daisy Eckersley and Roger Ludowyke
Kerry Phelan, Chris Connell and Stephen Javens
Jessica lowe and Ubaldo Formica
The Minottti and Engelen families celebrate the launch of the latest Minotti monobrand in Melbourne
Thanks to the long-standing partnership between the Minotti and Engelen families – the latter at the helm of Dedece for 40 years – Melbourne welcomes the new home of the Minotti monobrand.
Launched at the Russell Street address in 2006, the store now has an exciting new location in Dale Street, Cremorne – the “leading edge” design furniture destination precinct.
The Minotti “WE ARE FAMILY” cocktail party was a great chance to share a beautiful night with all the Minotti Ambassadors from around the globe, as well as to celebrate with the Minotti family together with Rodolfo Dordoni thier successful endeavours in creating a truly spectacular 2017 furniture and textiles collection
On April 18, Minotti celebrated its 70th anniversary at the Villa Reale di Monza.
Approx 700 guests ( incl dedece ) were honored to attend to help the Minotti Family celebrate their family milestone in grand style – a fun, prosecco fueled evening in the spirit of Milanese hospitality and the brand’s customary elegance
Design Academy Eindhoven presented “Eat Shit” at the Salone del Mobile – the first exhibition of the new department Food Non Food, directed by Marije Vogelzang
‘Eat Shit’ is a definition of the human condition. You eat, you shit, you eat, you shit, and then you die.
Food is life. Input leads to output. So it makes sense to also examine one of foods stinkiest consequences – shit and waste.
Shit is your print-out, the great revealer of a person’s health and culture.
Accompanied by Prague Burlesque dancers, a monstrous group of glass creatures conjured by renowned designers premiered at the history-drenched venue of the Milanese Teatro Gerolamo.
Nature and animal life dominate the narrative vocabulary of this brand new collection for Fratelli Boffi. Each individual piece has a sense of animation – and anima.
Forget what you know about Africa, the world’s second-largest continent is journeying to new frontiers.
Through media, events and performance, La Rinascente demonstrated the exciting mind-shift in African technology and how it’s radically shaping new notions of design through its ‘Afrofuture’ workshops and presentations.
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