Lilliam Armchair

Lilliam Armchair by Hannes Peer for Minotti originates from a single bold gesture: two inverted Y-shaped elements in solid wood run through the piece as a formal matrix, defining both its architecture and its rhythm. From that framework an armrest emerges, finished with double stitching that underscores its artisanal precision.

The slightly inclined seat is formed where two components meet at a 45-degree angle, pairing refinement with real comfort, and at their junction a sartorial finish turns a point of construction into a subtle decorative detail. The seat and backrest cushions nest seamlessly into the upholstered shell, heightening the dialogue between rigid structure and soft core. The result is a design of graphic purity and quiet confidence, equally at home in a contemporary interior or a more classical one.

Materials

• Solid wood frame in ash or Canaletto walnut, in a choice of finishes
• Kiln-dried wood, CNC-crafted with dowel joinery
• Curved plywood shell; BAYDUR® 60 structural armrests with fire-resistant foam
• Metal connecting element in polished Black Coffee
• Variable-density foam cushions with breathable, hypoallergenic cotton encasing
• Fully removable covers in fabric or leather
• Black nylon tips with felt or polyethylene glides
• FSC®-certified wood components