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Alexander is characterised by the sartorial details of the seams on the corner of the sofa and on the high back/armrest and by the central seam placed on the back cushions. http://ow.ly/ZTP430kXUWI

See inside our new showroom.

In film: Minotti anniversary celebrations.

MrPellizzoni presents a bachelor bad for British GQ.

In conversation with British Institute of Interior Design director Lester Bennett.

“This was a really natural extension for us, extending the service we offer our readership. For me personally it was a chance to specify some of my absolute favourite pieces from some of the best brands in the world.”

For two decades, husband and wife duo Anke and John Summerhill have worked in partnership with the Minotti family to exclusively showcase Minotti design in the UK.

With a direct reference to the undulating profile of the ocean, the Waves coffee table consists of a Smoked Grey-coloured glass top, which is supported by a painted aluminium structure.

#Journal | Photographer Katya de Grunwald Captures Minotti 2018 at Minotti London.

Albert maintains the 1900-inspired armrests and classic lines reinterpreted by the aesthetics of the Fifties. Ile, instead, is closer to the aesthetics of the Sixties.

#Minotti18 | Ottomans of different sizes and heights, proposed individually or grouped, make up a system that invites to a new creative and informal conviviality.

The revolving versions of the Russell armchair, the bergère and the lounge and dining chairs are characterised by a base made of wooden spokes. http://ow.ly/WfjY30kyJXr

Albert & Ile have been edited on the occasion of the company's 70th anniversary, testifying the Minotti's DNA which still transmits the importance of manual skills and the know-how of a sophisticated sartorial tailoring. http://ow.ly/El8030kxwSz

#Minotti18 | Get to know Tape, the first family of furniture designs from Nendo, for Minotti. http://ow.ly/sAsG30kvDLd

Get to know Nendo's designs for the Minotti 2018 Collection. http://ow.ly/u5He30ksTLm

The Japanese Metabolist architecture of the Fifties and the Sixties, defined by modular volumes, inspired Kogan to develop the Quadrado concept.

The Albert & Ile family shares the same design of the slender and retro-styled leg but the elements differ in terms of general shape.

The modules of the Alexander seating system can have high or low backs, or a combination of both, contributing to the versatility of the system.