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minotticucinelondon, 2-3 Market Place, London (2026)

15/06/2026

CARVED EARTH/ TERRA:
A stone island. Warm Oak. Bronze.

Terra by minotticucine, designed by Claudio Silvestrin, at Cannon Lane House, London. Three materials. An entire house.
The visual silence is total - white porphyry stone, oak and bronze. The versatility of the Terra cabinets carried through the house, from the kitchen to the bar to the basement spa, each space a continuation of the materiality and design.

The kitchen itself feels excavated rather than built. White porphyry - a stone that has existed for millennia - gives the island its cave-like stillness, yet the space opens entirely to the garden through a wall of glass.
Weight and lightness in the same breath.

Minimal. Monastic. Magnetic.

Design: Claudio Silvestrin
Appliances: Sub-Zero & Wolf UK

12/02/2026

PURE ALIGNMENT:
The Inca kitchen expresses our pursuit of architectural purity and essential form. Defined by vertical profiles it evokes a rhythm and a strong sense of verticality.

These shadow profiles are integral to the design - creating a refined visual rhythm while functioning seamlessly as handle pulls, preserving the uninterrupted integrity that defines our aesthetic.

The doors are precisely mitred to the worktop, concealing its thickness and forming a continuous horizontal line. A detail that reflects our commitment to creating calm.

Wall units in metallic lacquer, finished with a hand-brushed technique, introduce a sophisticated shimmer. As light moves across the surface, a subtle three-dimensional depth emerges, creating a textural depth.

Inca is our language of form and function in perfect equilibrium.

12/02/2026

PURE ALIGNMENT:
The Inca kitchen expresses our pursuit of architectural purity and essential form. Defined by vertical profiles it evokes a rhythm and a strong sense of verticality.

These shadow profiles are integral to the design - creating a refined visual rhythm while functioning seamlessly as handle pulls, preserving the uninterrupted integrity that defines our aesthetic.

The doors are precisely mitred to the worktop, concealing its thickness and forming a continuous horizontal line. A detail that reflects our commitment to creating calm.

Wall units in metallic lacquer, finished with a hand-brushed technique, introduce a sophisticated shimmer. As light moves across the surface, a subtle three-dimensional depth emerges, creating a textural depth.

Inca is our language of form and function in perfect equilibrium.

26/01/2026

Introducing the Faro Glass Cabinet:
Available as both a wall- mounted and tall cabinet, Faro is designed to integrate seamlessly into its surroundings- almost disappearing into the architecture itself.

Conceived as a cabinet in its own right, Faro does not need to match any other cabinetry. Crafted in Lenticular glass, it embodies minotticucine’s philosophy of material purity.
Each individual lens is cut and glued by hand. This highly skilled process plays with reflection and refraction. The objects within are not simply displayed, they transform continuously, responding to changing light and shifting perspectives.
Faro is not a cabinet designed to showcase, but to be lived with in its essence. It does not disrupt balance, instead complementing it with quiet precision.

16/01/2026

CRAFTED HARMONY:/ When our client approached milano minotticucine by asso group, to design a kitchen for a very special minimalist villa overlooking the Tuscan sea, it was never simply about creating a kitchen.
The project came with architectural challenges and nuances that demanding a deeper dialogue between space, form and function. The kitchen needed to be sculptural yet highly functional - integrating a hidden coffee station and a concealed door leading to wet kitchen, where all the prep could happen quietly out of sight - were just a couple of the design challenges.
The clients were immediately drawn to the craftsmanship of the Hanami kitchen: its calm horizontal lines echo the rhythm of shoji screens in a traditional Japanese home. The horizontal lines crafted to incorporate a handle.
Finished in Smoked Elm veneer and Bianco Carrara marble, the kitchen introduces warmth and depth to the minimalist architecture. The same veneer was supplied for bespoke joinery in the home, to create a sense of harmony throughout the home seamlessly integrating of the kitchen with the wider architectural context.
The result is a kitchen that invites pause, presence and quiet appreciation.
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09/01/2026

MINIMALISM & MATERIALITY : Luxury in Different Forms.

At minotticucine, luxury is not about excess. It is found in restraint, proportion and the honesty of materials.
Minimalism allows materiality to speak - cast bronze, illuminated stone, 24K gold, wood - expressed through pure architectural forms. Every line has purpose. Every surface is intentional. The result is not austerity but calm, depth and timeless elegance.

Recently, at a round-table event in partnership with designerati, we explored this and many other themes around The Soul of The Kitchen. We were joined by some of the most influential architects and interior designers from the luxury sector to share their thoughts.

Read the full article via the link below:

https://www.designerati.co.uk/articles/minimalism-materiality-luxury-in-different-forms

This raises an interesting question:
In today’s kitchens, is luxury defined more by what we add - or by what we choose to remove?

We’d love to hear your perspective.

Alice Aldous Bethany Prince Rebecca Price Yasmin Clarke Alex Beaugeard Martin Allen-Smith Clara Perry Monica Venturini Cinzia Boscolo Cristian Viola Achala Knights

23/12/2025

As the year draws to a close, we reflect on another exciting chapter. our various projects — frim expansive architectural spaces to compact considered kitchens.
Each expressed through material intelligence and restraint: eye-catching stones, back-lit surfaces revealing inner depth, refined veneers, and the subtle presence of 24k gold.

This year also brought meaningful moments beyond the projects themselves, with events that allowed us to connect, exchange ideas and engage with the wider design community.

We are grateful to our clients, architects and collaborators for their trust and shared vision, and look ahead to 2026 with anticipation — inspired by an exciting pipeline of projects and new innovations. We wish you a Merry Christmas from all of us..

15/12/2025

SIMPLICITY. CRAFTSMANSHIP. HARMONY:/ In this pied-a-terr, a white sculptural kitchen sits quietly, within an industrial warehouse conversion - a study in contextual harmony.

Solid natural quartzite stone in a light leathery tactile finish, adds texture. Whilst the minimal lines and meticulous detailing of white matt lacquered cabinetry create a calm centrepoint to the raw brickwork and steel framed windows.

It’s a space where restraint becomes luxury, and where the purity of minotticucine’s design language elevates the character of its surroundings.

Simplicity. Craftsmanship. Harmony.

Photography: Dreamweaver Group

09/12/2025

ELEMENTAL & SCULPTURAL:/ MAYA is no ordinary kitchen. It stands at the intersection of sculpture and function. Lightness born from solid metal - a refined expression of precision engineering and material mastery. Minimal in form, rich in materials - every surface chosen for depth, texture and authenticity. Both solid and light - a balance of architectural solidity and visual lightness.

MAYA represents the harmony of form, material and purpose
MAYA designed by Alberto Minotti

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