Poltrona Lauren
Made by Flexform
Designed by Antonio Citterio
La poltrona Lauren di Antonio Citterio per Flexform emana un'eleganza raffinata attraverso le sue proporzioni equilibrate e l'eccezionale maestria artigianale. Progettata con un'armoniosa interazione di curve e struttura, la poltrona presenta un telaio in legno massello e una morbida imbottitura che offrono sia leggerezza visiva che un comfort invitante. Il suo rivestimento sartoriale e lo schienale leggermente inclinato ne esaltano il carattere rilassato ma sofisticato. Abbastanza versatile per ambienti sia residenziali che contract, la poltrona Lauren è un'espressione intramontabile del design italiano contemporaneo.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Flexform Lauren Armchair?
The Lauren Armchair was designed by Antonio Citterio, the Milan-based architect and designer whose long collaboration with Flexform has produced some of the brand's most enduring seating pieces. Citterio is known for a refined sensibility that balances structural rigor with everyday comfort.
What frame materials are used in the Lauren Armchair?
The Lauren Armchair is built on a solid wood frame, which provides both structural integrity and a warm material foundation beneath the upholstery. Flexform's construction standards emphasize the quality and longevity of internal structures as much as surface finish.
What upholstery options are available for the Lauren Armchair?
The Lauren is available across Flexform's extensive material palette, encompassing a wide range of fabrics and leathers. Custom configurations are made to order, allowing the piece to be specified precisely for a given interior.
Is the Flexform Lauren suitable for contract or hospitality projects?
Yes. The Lauren's calibrated proportions and adaptable upholstery options make it well suited to both residential and contract environments, including hospitality settings where durability and considered aesthetics are both required.
How does Antonio Citterio's design philosophy inform Flexform's seating?
Citterio approaches furniture design with the precision of an architect, attending closely to proportion, materiality, and the way a piece relates to its surrounding space. His work for Flexform consistently prioritizes comfort that does not compromise formal clarity.