Minotti Cross Cushion
CROSS CUSHION
CROSS
Designed by Rodolfo Dordoni
Cross has a personality all its own, with its grand-scale lattice of broad strips of fabric. Goose down filling makes it especially cozy and comfortable. It comes in two sizes: 40x40 cm and 60x60 cm.
INFORMATION
FINISHES
- Cushion 100% goose down divided in sections, completely removable.
- Covering made with woven strips
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SIZES
-Size 1: 40 x 40 cm
-Size 2: 60 x 60 cm
INSTRUCTIONS
- Do not tamper with the product in any way. - The material is fragile. - If the item is broken, the pieces may be sharp and cause cuts - Do not sit on it - If the product falls to the ground or is struck, it can shatter and break. - If the item is broken, it cannot be repaired
DESIGNER
RODOLFO DORDONI
Minotti and Rodolfo Dordoni: the company started working with the Milanese architect and designer back in 1997 and collection after collection this cooperation continues to strengthen the identity of a brand whose distinguishing feature is continuity.
The first collection developed jointly with Rodolfo Dordoni consisted of just a few pieces but was hugely successful among all the trade.
Thus ensued a wider working partnership that culminated with Rodolfo Dordoni being appointed artistic director and coordinator of all the company’s collections. The deepest roots of this long-lasting, successful collaboration in terms of the results it has given, lie in the deep harmony that binds Rodolfo Dordoni to the Minotti brothers and in their having the very same mindset.
The cultural background Professional experience and sensitivity of Rodolfo Dordoni found fertile ground in a company that translated the designer’s insights into finished projects.Minotti collections are born in a climate of shared ideas, surrounded by a myriad of cues and observations.
These may come from different sources of inspiration and then converge into aesthetic motifs that interpret the Minotti style in a modern key and with a special focus on the details, finishings and materials that give the collections their uniqueness.
