Minotti - Kobe carpet square

Black and white melange textures woven and hand-worked are the origin of the motif that characterizes the Kobe carpet collection.
With a strong identity and capable of delineating the different areas of the living space, Kobe takes shape from the interweaving of New Zealand wool yarns that guarantee sound absorption and durability over time, while giving the carpet extreme softness.
Its Ottoman-type structure is made by alternating large irregular textures with thin and dense warp threads, which give a new look to the classic nuances and a three-dimensional effect of great modernity.
Available in a single Gesso colour variant, the Kobe carpet combines tradition, technology and modernity in a single texture.

Designer: Minotti Studio

Minotti

Minotti is an Italian company worldwide recognized as "Made in Italy" excellence in contemporary furniture and interpreter of a classic-modern lifestyle concept in the residential and hospitality sectors. It was founded in the 1950s as an artisan workshop by Alberto Minotti. The company soon grew to take on the structure and dimensions of a factory. The brand’s main strength has always been a formula combining tradition and innovation, where artisan knowledge refines a product of the highest quality, using cutting-edge technologies. Minotti designs and manufactures sophisticated furniture, made with outstanding materials for exclusive environments. Elegant and premium sofas, armchairs and chaises longues, as well as chairs, armchairs, tables, coffee tables, bookcases, consoles, beds and furnishing accessories. Long-standing director Rodolfo Dordoni – one of the most relevant architects on the international scene –is the man behind their impeccable design. The pieces also stand out for the exceptional quality of innovative materials. Minotti’s collections furnish refined environments to standards of the highest quality, in interior design projects ranging from the residential sector to hotels and resorts, bars and restaurants, retail, corporate and yachting.