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Minima 30-year journey exhibition

Name: Minima 30-year journey exhibition
Start: 2026-09-18
End: 2026-09-20
Location: Dublin

To celebrate its 30th anniversary, contemporary design repository Minima is hosting a special exhibition at its Hanover Quay showroom in Dublin from September 18 to 20. The event features a photographic collaboration and a display of iconic furniture pieces by renowned designers.

Date: Sep 18-20, 2026
Location: Dublin
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Minima 30-year journey exhibition

Date: Sep 18-20, 2026
Location: Dublin

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Highlights

Photographs by Barbara Corsico featuring Minima staff and iconic pieces
Display of Eileen Gray’s 1926 Bibendum armchair
Celebration of Minima's 30th anniversary in contemporary design

Founded three decades ago by Helen Kilmartin, Minima has served as a primary Irish partner for major international design brands such as B&B Italia, Cassina, and Poltrona Frau. This commemorative exhibition marks the firm's 30-year journey as a destination for architects and design enthusiasts.

The exhibition showcases a collaboration with Turin-based photographer Barbara Corsico, who has documented the people associated with Minima alongside their favorite iconic design objects. This photographic series aims to highlight the personal connections to contemporary design history.

In addition to the photography, the event includes a physical display of celebrated works by Eileen Gray. Notable pieces on view include her 1926 Bibendum armchair and the non-conformist chair. The exhibition is located specifically at the Hanover Quay showroom, rather than the company's flagship Ballsbridge location.

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Location described by the source: Hanover Quay showroom; thegloss.ie
Area for browsing nearby events: Dublin

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