The Lifesteel is one of Flexform's most deliberate formal propositions. Its rectangular armrests rise to exactly the height of the seat back, producing a single, unbroken horizontal line that holds its composure from every angle. The silhouette is architectural without being cold, inviting without being loose. A cowhide-upholstered frame establishes the structural character. Seat cushions filled with goose down over a crushproof core offer a give that settles and deepens with use, the kind of comfort that resists easy description but registers immediately. Back cushions follow the same calibration: goose down facing forward, a Dacron-filled bolster behind, engineered for support that doesn't call attention to itself. The metal base is kept deliberately minimal, available in a range of refined finishes that leave the eye free to rest on the form above. Grosgrain piping traces the perimeter of each cushion, offered in matching or contrasting tones. All upholstery is removable, a practical detail resolved with the same precision as everything else.