Flexform - Antonio Citterio

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Max
Flexform
1983

A sculptural sofa with a tubular frame, bean-shaped seat, and cylindrical back. Optical versions and Gabriele Basilico’s campaign established its enduring presence in the design landscape.

Ginger
Flexform
1985

Ginger distills Bauhaus and Rationalist clarity into a lightweight tubular-metal chaise. Exposed joints recall René Herbst; a precise geometry balances essentiality, proportion, and enduring clarity.

A.B.C.
Flexform
1998

A.B.C. reinterprets 1930s Rationalist design through a continuous tubular-steel frame and low seat. Upholstered in leather or fabric, it integrates a patented reclining mechanism that adjusts the backrest, combining clarity with measured comfort.

Groundpiece
Flexform
2001

A modular seating system that redefined the domestic landscape through comfort and proportion. Low to the ground, with generous cushions and optional thick leather elements that serve as armrests or bookshelves, it introduced a new idea of spatial flexibility and informal living.

Infinity
Flexform
2004

A modular bookcase system composed of enamelled metal units joined by invisible connectors. The design eliminates the container to emphasise its contents, creating open compositions of solids and voids that balance precision with material warmth.

Guscio program
Flexform
2011

Collection of sofas and armchairs built around a structural polyurethane shell paired with soft, down-filled cushions. The contrast between the rigid frame and upholstered volumes defines a family of enveloping, tailored pieces suited to both residential and hospitality environments.

Tessa
Flexform
2020

Armchair with a solid wood structure assembled using traditional joinery. The hand-woven paper cord seat and back highlight the craftsmanship at the core of the project. The S.H. version features thick-leather seat and backrest with refined top-stitching.

Luchino
Flexform
2024

Collection of chairs in hand-finished solid wood with metal joints and thick-leather seat and back. The project revisits a lineage of lightweight field chairs through precise joinery and a dialogue between turned timber, engineered hinges and crafted leather surfaces.