The Minotti 2011 collection was launched recently in Singapore with much fanfare at the Minotti Mono Store with the Italian Ambassador, His Excellency Mr Anacleto Felicani, as guest of honour. To meet the overwhelming response from designers and architects, VIP guests and Minotti collectors, the party was held across 2 nights on 18 and 19 August!
September 6th, 2011





















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