MINOTTI PRESENTS THE 2025 COLLECTION IN FLORENCE

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Between Art and Design

Minotti deepens its dialogue with art, turning design into a meaningful, emotional experience. This artistic spirit runs through every part of the brand — not only in creating distinctive, elegant furniture but also in imagining spaces where architecture, light, and art exist in quiet harmony.

That vision came to life at Salone del Mobile.Milano 2025, with the unveiling of the Minotti Pavilion and the debut of the new Collection. Within its sculptural setting, visitors were invited to journey through five distinct worlds, each dedicated to a product family. Every space was beautifully enriched by works from Tornabuoni Arte, the renowned Florentine gallery and exclusive partner for the exhibition — creating a dialogue where art and design spoke in the same poetic rhythm.

“Our approach to the project is holistic,” says Roberto Minotti, co-CEO of the brand alongside his brother Renato, the second-generation leaders of the family company. “We aim to transcend the boundaries of interior design, elevating our furnishings into sensory and narrative experiences—capable of engaging in dialogue with art, until they become an integral part of it, like a refined installation.”

From 2 October, this creative dialogue extends into the exhibition spaces of Minotti Firenze by Belvedere, an environment of extraordinary charm. Here, the pieces of the new Collection intertwine harmoniously with Tornabuoni Arte’s curatorial vision, giving rise to an alchemy that celebrates design as a true art form.

Presented by Le Chateau Living 

The 2025 Collection—featuring the Bézier seating system by Marcio Kogan/Studio MK27, the Laurel armchair, the Libra seats by Giampiero Tagliaferri, alongside the brand’s most iconic designs—is presented among art masterpieces by Giacomo Balla, Alberto Biasi, Lucio Fontana, and Gualtiero Nativi. A rare 16th-century tondo from Tornabuoni Arte Antica further bridges design and history, echoing the concurrent exhibition dedicated to Beato Angelico at Palazzo Strozzi and Museo San Marco in Florence.

“Our collaboration with Minotti represents the perfect union of design and art,” says Ursula Casamonti, Director of Tornabuoni Arte. “It brings together the timeless elegance of Minotti’s furnishings with the avant-garde spirit of 20th-century masters, who have long defined our gallery’s vision.”

2025 COLLECTION – LAUREL | LIBRA

Open to both enthusiasts and professionals alike, the presentation offers a new way of interpreting contemporary living—where understated elegance meets an international design language, and art breathes life into every space.

2025 COLLECTION – ANDRÉE | BÉZIER

Minotti Firenze by Belvedere
Piazza degli Strozzi, 10R, 50123 Florence – Italy
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