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The Vienna coffee table, characterized by austere lines yet rich in execution, echoes the aesthetic motifs typical of the Viennese Secession, which inspires its name. Vienna is a refined side table, placed beside or in front of a sofa, forming a sophisticated C-shape. Made entirely of solid wood—American walnut or ash varnished in a wide range of finishes—the Vienna table features an interesting interplay of parallel wooden uprights connecting the base to the top. Piuma storage units are available in various vertical and horizontal configurations: cabinets with doors and drawers, sideboards, TV units, and coffee tables with drawers. All pieces are impeccably finished, even the back, so they can also be placed in the center of a room.
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The Piuma storage collection combines the rigor of form with the rich expressiveness of wood. The studied simplicity of the design is a counterpoint to the choice of plywood made from rare and precious woods, such as mahogany feather, amara ebony, American walnut, and ash, offered in various shades. The absence of handles, which are integrated directly into the structure with grooves carved at a 45° angle, accentuates the slender and essential lines of these pieces, making them suitable for any room and easy to coordinate with all the tables, chairs, sofas, and armchairs in the Flexform collection. Piuma storage units are available in numerous configurations, both vertical and horizontal: cabinets with doors and drawers, sideboards, TV units, and coffee tables with drawers. All elements are impeccably finished, even the back, so they can also be placed in the center of a room.
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The Piuma storage collection combines the rigor of form with the rich expressiveness of wood. The studied simplicity of the design is a counterpoint to the choice of plywood made from rare and precious woods, such as mahogany feather, amara ebony, American walnut, and ash, offered in various shades. The absence of handles, which are integrated directly into the structure with grooves carved at a 45° angle, accentuates the slender and essential lines of these pieces, making them suitable for any room and easy to coordinate with all the tables, chairs, sofas, and armchairs in the Flexform collection. Piuma storage units are available in numerous configurations, both vertical and horizontal: cabinets with doors and drawers, sideboards, TV stands, and coffee tables with drawers. All pieces are impeccably finished, even the back, so they can also be placed in the center of a room.
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The Piuma storage collection combines the rigor of form with the rich expressiveness of wood. The studied simplicity of the design is a counterpoint to the choice of plywood made from rare and precious woods, such as mahogany feather, amara ebony, American walnut, and ash, offered in various shades. The absence of handles, which are integrated directly into the structure with grooves carved at a 45° angle, accentuates the slender and essential lines of these pieces, making them suitable for any room and easy to coordinate with all the tables, chairs, sofas, and armchairs in the Flexform collection. Piuma storage units are available in numerous configurations, both vertical and horizontal: cabinets with doors and drawers, sideboards, TV stands, and coffee tables with drawers. All pieces are impeccably finished, even the back, so they can also be placed in the center of a room.
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A series of coffee or side tables with a thick ash or Canaletta walnut top and a metal frame. The top is also available in open-pore matte lacquered ash. Available in four sizes: 70cm diameter x 57cm height, 80cm diameter x 38cm height, 52cm x 52cm x 57cm height, and 70cm x 70cm x 38cm height.
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Rigorous and essential in its C-shaped geometry, Plain is a practical coffee table designed for placement to the side or in front of a sofa. Form and function find an effective synthesis; the simplicity of the lines is combined with a precious material like leather. The Plain coffee table's frame is made of metal and is fully upholstered in leather, available in the wide range of colors offered by Flexform.
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Available in an attractive range of colors, this modern planter allows you to plant directly in it or layer different pots and vases for a stylish look. It can also be used to store books, magazines, toys, kitchen utensils, or bathroom accessories. Its simple design blends seamlessly into any setting, adding a touch of color and vibrancy to a hallway, living room, or kitchen. Height: 65cm x width: 60cm x depth: 25cm
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Plass, whose name is a synthesis of "plastic" and "glass," interprets the age-old artisanal tradition of glassmaking through the lens of a contemporary material and process: rotationally molded transparent polycarbonate. Thanks to this technology, not yet widely used in the lighting sector, the finishes are not impersonal and cold; on the contrary, they are characterized by subtle irregularities, highlighted by the light source, as in handcrafted glass. The colors chosen for the diffuser, blue-green and gray, are inspired by Murano glass and Venetian craftsmanship. In addition to evoking an atmosphere and emotion, the color contributes to defining the lamp's form, highlighting the depth of the incisions on its surfaces. Suspended between memory and the present, Plass lends itself to defining large spaces, even those with significant verticality, whether used alone or in multiple compositions.
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Table lamp with direct and diffused light. The transparent polycarbonate diffuser is produced by rotational molding, a technology that allows for the creation of large, hollow bodies without welding. Features an aluminum interior, a brushed frame, and a transparent electrical cable.
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“Getting the most of the best to the greatest number of people for the least”: with these words, Charles and Ray Eames described one of their main goals as furniture designers. None of their works came closer to this ideal than the Plastic Chair. For years, they worked on the idea of a one-piece seat shell molded to fit the contours of the human body. In the 1940s, when their experiments with plywood and aluminum sheeting didn't yield the expected results, their search for alternative materials led them to fiberglass-reinforced polyester resin.
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“Getting the most of the best to the greatest number of people for the least”: with these words, Charles and Ray Eames described one of their main goals as furniture designers. None of their works came closer to this ideal than the Plastic Chair. For years, they worked on the idea of a one-piece seat shell molded to fit the contours of the human body. In the 1940s, when their experiments with plywood and aluminum sheeting didn't yield the expected results, their search for alternative materials led them to fiberglass-reinforced polyester resin.
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