Divano Camelot
Made by Flexform
Designed by Antonio Citterio
Il divano Camelot, disegnato da Antonio Citterio per Flexform, è un'eccellente sintesi di versatilità modulare e comfort lussuoso. Il suo design contrappone l'elegante e strutturata cornice metallica — arricchita da una barra cilindrica in legno o rivestita in cuoio — con l'invitante morbidezza dei cuscini generosamente imbottiti. Con rivestimenti personalizzabili, raffinate profilature e una scelta di materiali pregiati, Camelot incarna la distintiva maestria artigianale di Flexform e l'elegante adattabilità per qualsiasi ambiente sofisticato.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Flexform Camelot Sofa?
The Camelot Sofa was designed by Antonio Citterio, whose long-standing collaboration with Flexform spans decades of work at the intersection of Italian craft and restrained modernism. Citterio is widely regarded as one of the most significant furniture designers of his generation.
What frame and material options does the Camelot Sofa offer?
The Camelot features a precision-engineered metal frame with a distinctive cylindrical bar available in wood or cowhide finishes. Upholstery can be specified across Flexform's full palette of fabrics and leathers, each chosen for tactile quality and durability over time.
Is the Camelot Sofa available in modular configurations?
Yes. The Camelot is designed as a modular system, allowing it to be configured for a range of room sizes and layouts while maintaining formal coherence across compositions.
How does Flexform approach sofa construction and quality?
Flexform sofas are manufactured in Meda, Italy, with an emphasis on structural integrity and material longevity. Frames are engineered for lasting performance, and upholstery is applied by skilled artisans who treat finishing details, such as piping and seam alignment, as essential to the overall design.
What distinguishes Antonio Citterio's design approach for seating?
Citterio consistently works with contrasts: architectural precision in structure paired with generosity in proportion and comfort. His seating designs tend to read as composed objects within a room rather than purely functional pieces, giving them a presence that holds across both residential and contract interiors.