Table : https://www.minotti.com/en/brutalist 
Armchair : https://www.minotti.com/en/lilliam-dining 

A table conceived as a structural gesture.

Its form recalls late 20th century Italian engineering architecture, where material is not hidden but openly celebrated, and function becomes a language. The construction logic is inspired by one of Pier Luigi Nervi’s most emblematic works, the Palazzo del Lavoro in Turin: a spatial concept developed as a free, modular, and flexible space, sustained by a supporting framework combining technical rigour with visionary thinking.

The Lilliam seating collection originates from a bold gesture: two inverted Y-shaped solid wooden elements run through the piece as a formal matrix, defining both its architecture and rhythm. From these, an armrest emerges, upholstered in leather and finished with double stitching that accentuates its artisanal precision. The result is a design language of graphic purity, simplicity, and functionality, masterfully expressing an elegant, timeless sense of form.