Riley

Riley carries the timeless composure that defines Minotti's design language, given form here by a sweeping geometric motif that runs through the entire programme.

Hannes Peer describes it as a dynamic, adaptable seat that stages the meeting of two perfectly complementary souls, held in equilibrium between serenity and expressiveness, rigour and ease, firmness and fluidity. The first belongs to the outer face of the backrest, emphatically architectural in character. The second reveals itself on the inner face – softer, marked by a pronounced decorative sensibility, and openly inviting.

Design: Hannes Peer

A recessed metal base carries the monolithic, substantial seat. Light vertical quilting lends rhythm to the backrest and armrests, while a deeper leather-covered profile, tonally matched to the upholstery chosen for the sofa, becomes the signature gesture of the collection.

A single continuous line – by turns curved and straight – travels across the angular backrest and armrest. At the junction of armrest and seat, a teardrop cut set at 45 degrees takes shape, turning the sofa into a couture object in its own right.