Piuma Cabinet
Made by Flexform
Designed by Antonio Citterio
Antonio Citterio has spent decades refining the grammar of Italian furniture, and the Piuma Cabinet is one of his most considered statements in storage. Handle-free doors and drawers are defined by a precise 45-degree mitered edge, a detail that reads as a single unbroken line when closed and opens to reveal the expressive grain of rare wood veneers within.
The collection spans multiple configurations, each governed by the same compositional logic: proportion shaped by restraint, surface animated by materiality. Options include low sideboards, hutch forms, vertical cabinets, TV units, and drawer pieces. The wood veneer selections range from quieter architectural grains to deeply figured species that carry their own visual weight.
- Handle-free doors and drawers with 45-degree mitered edges
- Available in horizontal and vertical configurations
- Rare wood veneer selections in multiple species and figures
- Made to order across sideboards, hutches, TV units, and vertical cabinets
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the design concept behind the Piuma Cabinet?
Antonio Citterio designed Piuma around the idea of storage reduced to its quietest form. The defining detail is a 45-degree mitered edge on every door and drawer, which creates a continuous, uninterrupted line across the cabinet face when closed.
What wood veneer options are available for the Piuma Cabinet?
The Piuma collection offers a range of wood veneers, from subdued architectural grains suited to restrained interiors to deeply figured species with pronounced natural character. Specific veneer availability is confirmed at the time of order, as pieces are made to order.
What configurations does the Flexform Piuma collection include?
The Piuma family spans low sideboards, hutch forms with upper storage, vertical cabinets, TV units, and pure drawer pieces. Each configuration shares the same proportional logic and mitered-edge detailing.
Is the Flexform Piuma Cabinet made to order?
Yes, the Piuma Cabinet is produced to order, allowing for selection of configuration, dimensions, and veneer finish to suit a specific interior project.
How does Antonio Citterio's approach to cabinetry differ from conventional furniture design?
Citterio consistently works at the intersection of architecture and furniture, treating surface and proportion as a single problem rather than separate concerns. In Piuma, the absence of hardware is not a minimalist gesture for its own sake but a decision that foregrounds the quality and figure of the wood veneer itself.