The name draws inspiration from the legendary jazz venue Minton’s Playhouse, founded in 1938 by saxophonist Henry Minton. Famous for its jam sessions, this venue witnessed the birth of the be-bop genre in the 1940s, becoming a symbol of rebirth and vitality after the tumultuous years of the war.

We can easily envision this creation in a club as prestigious as New York City. Its minimal and elegant forms express a freedom in composition, evoking the essence of a contemporary mini architecture.