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Mate is an original furnishing piece that can function either as a shelf or as a magazine rack. Its sleek metal frame contrasts beautifully with the top, entirely hand-woven in leather. Practical yet elegant, Mate adapts seamlessly to any interior setting and pairs effortlessly with the chairs and sofas from the Flexform collection.

The A.B.C. armchair reflects design solutions rooted in the Modern Movement, evident in its use of black leather and a tubular metal frame. The low seat, on the other hand, aligns with contemporary trends, while the soft cushions are fully contained within the frame, which is offered in a variety of finishes. The chair can be paired with a matching ottoman for added comfort, and the reclining backrest is adjustable through a sophisticated mechanism. Upholstery is fully removable and available in...

Forty years after the debut of the Max sofa, Antonio Citterio revisits one of Flexform’s most beloved and iconic designs. Preserving its distinctive features while reinterpreting them with a contemporary touch, he has created Supermax—a model with more generous proportions and expanded versatility compared to the original 1983 version. The strict tubular metal frame, inspired by rationalist architecture, has been lowered to encourage a more relaxed posture. The signature...

The Spello table stands out with its two sculptural bases in painted metal, which lend the piece a strong, distinctive identity. Inspired by Brutalism — an architectural and artistic movement defined by sharp lines and raw forms — its rigorous base is softened by the poetic materiality of the top. Crafted in veneered solid wood, the tabletop features paneling that recalls the noble art of inlay, along with a central longitudinal groove that accentuates its character. Spello is...