Yves
Category: Sofas and armchairs
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This continuous change of flow is harmonised by unprecedented tailoring.
A combination of rigour and sinuosity, form and function: Yves is a seating system with a dual soul that reveals itself as an ideal synthesis of rational volumes and organic shapes, enriched by unexpected and dynamic tailored details. A project imbued with an intangible charm that transports us to the heyday of the 1970s.
The flowing movements of the one-piece seats create different depths, resulting in cosy configurations: like coves, spaces open up to accommodate a small table or an ottoman, adapting the sofa to the constant evolution of contemporary living.
The backrests support the curves of the seats, following their course with their segmented architectural shapes to form a gap, allowing them to be consecutive without appearing monolithic.
This continuous change of flow is harmonised by unprecedented tailoring: asymmetrical seams give rhythm to the volumes, shaping the design and becoming an integral part of the architectural language, even dictating the unusual position of the aluminium feet, placed in correspondence of them.
The tailored graphic elements, distinctive features of the system, are combined with the sinuosity of the shapes, characterising Yves as a domestic landscape: a piece of furniture capable of transforming traditional modularity into unique and innovative configurations, that are lively and asymmetrical, but at the same time reassuring and comfortable.
The dynamic compositions also feature two different types of seats: one with a cushion, with a more traditional character, and one with a single-piece seat, that gives Yves a more contemporary look.
Brasilia Bed
The same Mid-Century Contemporary style that distinguishes the large, varied collection of Brasilia seats, also characterises the design of the night area, introducing a bed with a bold personality
Nico
Blending poetry and sculptural charm, the Nico table is an ode to the purity of material and the bold taste of the 1970s.
Supermoon Bed
Supermoon Bed picks up the concept of the Supermoon seating system, adapting it for the night area.
Wedge "Dining"
The entire volume of the table appears to become weightless and leans lightly on the tips of the legs, challenging the law of gravity.
Trio
An armchair with a clear Brazilian twist in which the rationalist design of Marcio Kogan / Studio MK27 joins Minotti’s manufacturing know-how.
Patio
Is conceived as a dynamic mosaic, composed of tesserae in simple geometric shapes, which can be pieced together as desired, and reconfigured to suit the available space and the mood to be created.
Daylight
In a clever interplay of lines, the curved frame of backrests and armrests is reminiscent of a vibrant, enveloping fan.
Florida
The iconic Florida outdoor seating system stands out for its ability to meet the new requirements of contemporary living and to furnish both cosy, compact spaces and larger areas used for Hospitali
Drake Dining "Outdoor"
The design of the Drake family of coffee tables conceived for the indoor world, is the inspiration behind the Drake dining table for outdoor spaces.
Roger
The Roger seating system is the result of an open design, created to be composed with imagination and personalised with style.
Sendai
Named after the city of trees, Sendai, this line of furnishing pieces consists of a small sofa, an armchair, a lounge armchair and dining and lounge little armchairs.
Janis
Sculptural and decorative, the Janis screen for the home stands out as a micro-architecture composed of shaped geometric forms that are reiterated in space, becoming its hallmark.
