Blaine

With BLAINE, a table designed by Hannes Peer, you bring together function and design vision in your dining room. This 2026 model from Minotti becomes both a cultural expression and a tangible translation of a clear, deliberate creative idea.

Modularity and configurations

The dynamic, sculptural silhouette emerges from an eclectic mix of influences that reinterprets the legacy of the 20th century from a contemporary perspective. The project draws on the legacy of Henry Moore, with his exploration of organic, sculpted forms, and the architectural language of Oscar Niemeyer, rooted in a dialogue between mass and lightness. This way Blaine brings a piece of art history into your interior.

Materials and finishes

The leg, cast in aluminium with a polished or lacquered finish, is shaped as a softly curved trestle, evoking a monumental presence that feels grounded yet retains a sense of fluid movement. It forms the defining element of the piece: not only as a structural support, but also as an interpretation and shaping of the surrounding space.

The top, available in wood or marble, completes the material story. Depending on size and geometry, the two legs trace a convex line, reinforcing the sense of structural balance. This way, with Blaine you bring home more than a table: you choose a creative synthesis that translates culture into physical expression and story.

Combine Blaine with chairs in wood or upholstery and you further reinforce this table's sculptural, monumental character. This way you turn your dining room into a space where design and cultural history come together in a single recognisable object.