Hope Coffee Table

by Rodolfo Dordoni

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Hope starts from a question most occasional tables avoid: how one family can work both at the centre of a seating group and at the elbow of a single armchair. Minotti answer it with a range of sizes and configurations rather than one shape, so a larger square can anchor a sofa arrangement while a small piece stands in as a service table beside a chair.

Construction is where the character comes from. A painted metal outer frame, 3 mm thick, wraps an inner structure in oak veneered MDF finished in open-pore Moka lacquer, and joining the two is a demanding process that gives the table its warmth. The top sits flush with the frame. The choice of top is a real design decision: veined marbles such as Zebrino or Nero Marquina give a cool, dense plane, while the Moka oak top continues the wood of the interior and reads softer in a room that already has a lot of stone.

Some configurations are open on both sides, others have one or more open compartments for magazines and similar items, so choosing a version is as much about use as proportion. In a living room, two different sizes around a sectional give surface without a single heavy block; in a bedroom sitting area the small format works beside a lounge chair. In hotel suites and lounges the open compartments keep reading material within reach without a separate shelf. Designers should decide early which sides of the table will be seen, since the open sections change how it looks from each direction.

For full specifications, materials, and configuration options, visit the Minotti official website.