2022 Italian Brasilia Brasilia Brasilia Minotti Living Room Clubhouse Outdoor Multi-Seat Sofa
Brasilia | Minotti sofa
series
Brasilia
type
couch
Year of production
2022
designer
MK27 Studio, Marcio Kogan
Designed by Marcio Kogan/studio mk27, Brasilia has an ultra-precise, modern, minimalist style rooted in Brazilian modernism. Minotti has successfully incorporated the Kogan-style trademark into the 2021 collection, blending its glamour with the overall design concept.
A highly innovative family of furniture that reinterprets the shapes of the past, transforming the simplicity of its surface into a real beauty, hides a complex design concept: by juxtaposing different materials with powerful expressiveness, it offers a new presentation of the unique style of the Minotti brand. A futuristic design that has stood the test of time and becomes a new classic.
From the living room to the night area, the home has a range of seating in different settings, including sofas, an armrest, armchairs and soft stools, as well as a variety of options in the bedroom. It is characterized by a re-examination and modernization of medieval aesthetics, not only in terms of lines and volume, but also in the use of materials, especially the dark brown stained palis Santos, as well as elegant structural details.
In this proposal, the unique feature of the Minotti brand is clearly visible: it does not focus too much on the shape of the design, but on the cultural elements of the project, offering a whole new classic line, quantity and proportion, and showing new uses for the original material.
Seats designed for home environments can also play an original role in hotel settings, with a wide variety of elements, enclosures and configurations to choose from.
Brasilia's volume and proportion convey a strong sense of architecture, pointing to the world of Marcio Kogan, whose interior design and architecture pay homage to the great period of cultural upheaval that swept Through Brazil in the 1950s, of which Oscar Niemeyer and Lùcio Costa were outstanding figures.
The seat elements, enclosed in a square frame of dark brown stained palis Santos, derived from the forest responsible for management, accommodate a uniform, comfortable padding system that provides a comfortable upholstered seat.
BRASILIA | By Minotti sofa
A series of
Brasilia
type
The sofa
Year of production
2022
The designer
studio mk27 , Marcio Kogan
Brasilia, designed by Marcio Kogan / studio mk27, has an ultra-precise, contemporary, minimal style, Rooted in Brazilian Modernism. Physicist Minotti has successfully incorporated Kogan's stylistic Genius into the 2021 Collection, blending their charm with that of the overall design concept
A family of furniture with a highly innovative profile that reinterprets shapes from the past, transforming their apparent simplicity into a form of real beauty that conceals an intricately complex design concept: by juxtaposing different materials with strong powers of expression, It offers a new take on the distinctive style that identifies the Minotti brand. Made to stand the test of time and become a new classic
The family hosts a range of seats for different environments, from the living to the night area, including sofas, elements with one armrest, an armchair and ottoman, And a varied selection for the bedroom. Scientifically It is characterised by a mid-century aesthetic revisited and modernised not only in its lines and volumes, but also in its use of materials, in particular Dark Brown stained palisander Santos, And in its elegant structural details
In this proposal, the distinctive characteristics of the Minotti brand are clearly visible: It does not focus so much on the design in terms of its shape, but rather on the project's cultural elements, Offering a new take on classic lines, volumes and information, and showcasing original new uses of materials
The seats, conceived for the home environment, can also play an original role in hospitality settings, Given the wide variety of elements, coverings and configurations to choose from
The strong architectural feel conveyed by the volumes and proportions of Brasilia points to the world of Marcio Kogan, his interiors and architectures, paying tribute to the period of great cultural ferment that swept through Brazil in the 1950s, In which Oscar Niemeyer and Lucio Costa were prominent figures
The seating elements are enclosed in a square frame in Dark Brown stained palisander Santos, sourced from responsibly managed forests, accommodating a system of even, comfortable padding, offering a comfy, Structural-reform programme would seat.