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Description
The Solid Steel coffee table collection draws inspiration from the 1970s, combining rigorous geometric volumes with glossy and mirrored finishes. Its architectural yet minimal design complements a wide range of living spaces. Available in two staggered levels or as a monobloc, the tables combine polished stainless steel or bronze frames with tops in lacquered wood, marble, or mirror. The two-level version also features a choice of refined coloured finishes for the upper top. The contrast between reflective metal and the warm textures of wood, marble, and lacquer creates a distinctive balance of simplicity and sophistication, giving the tables a strong yet versatile presence in both residential and Hospitality spaces.
COFFEE TABLE WITH DOUBLE TOP: The solid lower top is made of MDF with edges clad in 3 mm thick polished stainless steel and features a 5 mm thick mirrored surface. The solid upper top is available in glossy Cappuccino, Chestnut, Malachite or Moka lacquer, or ash veneer with open-pore Moka lacquer. The base is made of MDF with a matt black lacquer finish and ABS levelling feet.
COFFEE TABLE WITH SINGLE TOP: The structure is available in MDF with edges clad in 3 mm thick polished stainless steel or in metal with a polished Bronze finish. The recessed top is available in 20 mm thick Arabescato Grigio marble with a smooth matt finish, 20 mm thick Nero Marquina marble, 5 mm thick mirror exclusively with polished stainless-steel edges, or 20 mm thick ash veneer in open-pore Moka lacquer. The base is made of MDF with a matt black lacquer finish and adjustable ABS feet.
IMPORTANT: Given the delicate nature of the marble elements with smoothed matt finish, do not place objects directly onto the surface.
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Designer
Rodolfo Dordoni
Minotti’s collaboration with Milanese architect and designer Rodolfo Dordoni began in 1997 and continued until his passing in 2023. Over more than two decades, their partnership played a key role in shaping the company’s design identity.
Dordoni presented his first Minotti collection in 1997, including the iconic Suitcase armchair, marking the beginning of a long and successful collaboration. In 1998, he became Art Director, overseeing the development and coordination of the company’s collections. Under his direction, Minotti evolved into a complete lifestyle brand, developing collections for residential, outdoor, and Hospitality spaces. His vision helped establish a distinctive language of Italian craftsmanship, quality, and timeless contemporary design.
