The History of Flexform

An undeniable best-seller from the Flexform collection, Groundpiece has transformed the very concept of the sofa, introducing several innovations. First of all, it is a deconstructed line with new proportions – the Groundpiece sofa is low and deep, designed as a more relaxed and casual approach to seating. Groundpiece embodies the quintessence of Flexform comfort and is exceptionally inviting, thanks to the amply-sized goose-down cushions. 

Challenge oneself with the quest to design a sofa that encourages dreaming. A challenge met with determination that led to the concept of the Soft Dream sofa, one whose name proclaims its features. Versatile, flexible, chameleon-like – this is the personality of the Soft Dream seating system. Lightweight, the sofa rises above the floor on elegant cast-metal feet, available in an array of elegant finishes.

Balanced proportions combined with soft contours and generous padding make the Newbridge sofa warm and inviting. Bases, seats, seat backs and armrests all have the same thickness and feature extra-soft padding in an innovative, high-performance elastic material, making it crushproof, supple and uncommonly soft. These features ensure superior performance in terms of comfort, durability and breathability. The seat cushions also come with optional goose down filling. 

Forty years after the launch of the Max sofa, Antonio Citterio returns to one of his best-loved and most emblematic Flexform designs. While leaving some of its distinctive traits untouched, he revisits it with a more contemporary eye and expands its possibilities of use. The new model carries the name Supermax and, compared to the Max sofa of 1983, has more generous proportions.

The elegantly tapered legs of the Pico dining table lend it fluid dynamism and a clear sense of visual lightness. Made of cast aluminum, the legs come in a number of stylish finishes, while the no-sharp-edges top can be made from various types of marble; or made of wood veneered stained in a variety of finishes. The Pico dining table and coffee tables come in an array of sizes and offer great versatility and a high degree of personalization, thanks to the countless combinations of structure and top finishes that can be achieved.

The Spello table – two sculptural bases in painted metal – spells unmistakable personality. The source of inspiration is brutalism, an architectural and artistic movement known for its rugged, raw shapes and robust structures. Contrasting the severity of the support base is the poetic texture of the solid wood top, played up by the design of the boards that echo the noble tradition of inlay work and by a subtle opening that runs the length of the top. Available only in rectangular version, the Spello table comes in veneer, in an array of elegant tones. It is also available in a version with an array of marble top choices.

The Gipsy collection of tables, coffee tables and consoles features clean, timeless lines. The elegant base of the Gipsy table is made of solid wood, available in a number of stain finishes. The sophisticated workmanship of the square legs that join the support base in a lively interplay of geometries heightens the poetic texture and feel of the wood, creating a delightful contrast with the top, which comes in versions with glossy lacquer finish or back-painted glass, in a sophisticated palette of colors. 

A table fit for royalty, enhanced by a sophisticated design and choice of luxurious materials. The metal base, available in an array of different finishings, is a series of stacked rings, separated by vertical bars, creating the effect of a crown. Resting on the light, ethereal base is an exquisite natural ash table top – in a range of stain finishes – embellished with marble inserts.