Minotti is an Italian luxury furniture manufacturer founded in 1948 by Alberto Minotti in Meda, in the Brianza furniture district of Lombardy, Italy. The company remains family-owned and is currently led by the third generation of the Minotti family, with Renato and Roberto Minotti overseeing the brand's operations and creative direction.
Minotti's design identity has been significantly shaped by its long-standing collaboration with architect and designer Rodolfo Dordoni, who has served as the brand's creative director and art director since 1997. Dordoni's influence is evident in Minotti's refined, contemporary aesthetic characterized by clean lines, balanced proportions, and a sophisticated material palette. The brand also collaborates with designers including Christophe Delcourt, Marcio Kogan, Nendo, and GamFratesi.
The product range encompasses sofas, armchairs, beds, dining tables, coffee tables, storage units, outdoor furniture, and accessories. Minotti's seating systems are particularly recognized within the industry, with modular sofas such as the White, Yang, and Freeman lines forming the core of the collection. The company also produces a comprehensive outdoor furniture line.
Manufacturing takes place at the company's facilities in the Brianza district, where traditional Italian craftsmanship is combined with industrial precision. Minotti uses premium materials including leathers, natural stones, fine woods, and performance fabrics. The brand distributes through a network of Minotti flagship stores and authorized dealers in over 60 countries. Minotti has a growing presence in the hospitality and contract sectors, furnishing luxury hotels and high-end residential developments.