The A.B.C. armchair draws its vocabulary from the Modern Movement: a tubular metal frame, a disciplined geometric silhouette, and upholstered cushions that sit flush within the structure rather than over it. The result avoids the visual bulk that often troubles recliners, achieving a rare sense of lightness at rest. Designed for Flexform in 1996, the piece occupies a precise position between historical citation and forward proposition. The low seat is the decisive gesture. The reclining mechanism operates with quiet precision, built into the frame rather than imposed upon it. Structure in tubular metal, available in satin, chrome, black chrome, burnished, or glossy anthracite finishes Upholstery fully removable, available in leather, cowhide, and the full Flexform fabric range Polyurethane foam cushions over a plywood substructure
