Minotti Collection 2025

A new manifesto for the brand, in which design pieces became an expression of stories, identities and visions. The 2025 collection proves to be a further development of Minotti's design philosophy and opens up new perspectives for the future.

Here is a selection of the most striking highlights from the 2025 collection – on display at the Minotti Concept Store, which is part of our showroom in Zurich on Stampfenbachplatz, and at our Erlenbach location.
Please feel free to ask us which of the following models can be viewed at which location.

The Bézier seating range goes far beyond the concept of a sofa and is characterised by endlessly combinable, organic seating elements that allow for ever-changing, flexible compositions.

Bézier was designed by Studio MK27, whose founder Marcio Kogan has made clean lines his trademark. In this design, he experiments with and interprets a new, effective compositional language characterised by irregular volumes and flowing lines that define and enclose the space and the people who use it. ‘The entire universe is made up of curves,’ says Kogan, referring to the master Oscar Niemeyer.

The curves of the Bézier seating range are emphasised by the extremely comfortable seat, whose special softness is achieved by carefully layering different thicknesses of high-density polyurethane, which guarantees uniform comfort across the entire surface. As these are organic shapes, the craftsmanship of the seams is extremely precise and follows the curves of the elements perfectly. In addition, a lumbar cushion placed along the entire backrest provides additional relaxation and also serves as a decorative element.

The Bézier range pays homage to the fusion of mathematics and art, based on the legacy of Pierre Bézier, whose famous parametric curve, frequently used in computer graphics, expresses the precision and fluidity of organic forms. This versatile seating range allows new living concepts to be realised thanks to its generous shapes that expand into islands – as is also the case with the armchair from the Bézier collection.

With its supple volumes, the Bézier Cord Outdoor seating range allows you to create new open-air landscapes through unique and unusual configurations.

A special feature of Bézier Cord Outdoor is the backrest structure made of lacquered aluminium tubing, which is wrapped lengthwise with thick polypropylene rope and finished at the ends with an aluminium plate lacquered in the same colour as the rope.

The comfortable one-piece seat is emphasised by the extremely comfortable seat surface, whose special softness is achieved by the careful layering of high-density polyurethane of varying thicknesses, which guarantees uniform comfort across the entire surface.

The Coupé seating range by Giampiero Tagliaferri is characterised by an unmistakable silhouette, distinguished by overlapping round volumes in the style of the 1960s and 1970s.
The designer considers the project to be "a truly nostalgic yet forward-looking seating experience: We have reinterpreted classic shapes from a contemporary perspective, striking a balance between vintage charm and modern functionality." The reference to 20th-century modernist aesthetics is evident in the soft shapes and elegant couture details, such as the longitudinal seams, which are deliberately kept in the same colour in the leather version: this elegant graphic feature is an expression of Minotti's high-quality craftsmanship and characterises the entire volume, from the headrest to the buttons on the backrest to the entire seat.

The Riley seating range by Hannes Peer is characterised by a curved geometric pattern. Based on the timeless aesthetics typical of Minotti's design language, the architect defines it as "a dynamic and flexible seating solution that interprets the encounter between two perfectly complementary souls, balanced between serenity and expressiveness, rigour and naturalness, solidity and fluidity.

The semi-circular backrest of the Vivienne armchair forms the basis for the seating range of the same name, created in a contemporary design by Italian-Danish design duo GamFratesi. The enveloping backrest also serves as an armrest, lending the sofa a particularly decorative accent.

A characteristic feature of this project is the beautifully shaped upholstered base, which is supported by recessed aluminium rods and on which the partially concealed upholstery rests, giving it a flatter appearance: this detail makes the upholstery appear less bulky, yet it is still extremely comfortable. 

Designed by Giampiero Tagliaferri, the Libra armchair is inspired by the 1970s and consists of soft seat, back and headrests layered on top of each other, covered in leather or fabric and decorated with precise stitching in the centre of the upholstery, which enhances the high-quality, three-dimensional effect.
A play on volumetric balances, to which the name also refers: Libra means ‘scales’ in Latin. 

The armchair and small dining chair by Giampiero Tagliaferri draw on mid-20th century shapes and stylistic elements to create a unique and timeless design.
The seat shell – available in wood or with leather upholstery – accommodates the seat and back cushions, which are accentuated by hand-stitched quilting, and curves upwards to support the soft armrests.
The back of this expressive armchair is embellished with a fabric or leather band that is attached like a martingale to two elegant metal rivets on the sides of the seat shell. This detail also adorns the armchair version.

This collection of rectangular and square side tables, inspired by the Milanese façade architecture of the 1970s, adds personality and a strong decorative accent to both indoor and outdoor living spaces.
The austere geometry contrasts with the texture of the glazed ceramic tile, which gives it a special handcrafted look, but above all ensures that it shimmers in the light and fills the living area with life. Thanks to this ever-changing material, each side table is fascinatingly unique and, at the same time, extremely durable due to its technical properties.

The new, flowing lines of the Bézier seating range, inspired by the parametric curve of the French mathematician of the same name, have resulted in a side table with an organic and irregular shape.
It is available with a metal base in glossy bronze lacquer or with a material effect, with a stone top with rounded edges or in wood, whose thick, straight and uncontoured top emphasises the dialogue between the upper wood material and the lower metal material.

Emmi was designed by Hannes Peer for indoor use and is also available for outdoor use. It is an armchair and sofa in the elegant style of 1970s outdoor furniture, with generous and inviting shapes.
This model was developed for use in a wide variety of outdoor environments. The slender metal structure made of tubes, covered with rope braiding in the same colour, provides space for the soft seat and back cushions. The base has a unique, curved silhouette that extends like a continuous line across the seat and backrest, giving the furniture a refined lightness that makes it appear more airy.

We look forward to welcoming you to the Minotti Concept Store, located within the Zingg-Lamprecht showroom in Zurich!