Antonio Citterio has been designing for Flexform since the late 1960s, and his name is tied to sofas with crisp, architectural lines. With Quincy, introduced in 2026, he changes key. In his own words, Quincy stems from a reflection on the role of the sofa in contemporary spaces, and "the choice of a curvilinear configuration introduces a more fluid and convivial dimension to the living area." The sofa stops being a backdrop and becomes the point the whole home gathers around.
A shell that hugs
The structure is a single, continuous shell in metal and wood with variable-density polyurethane padding, running around the seat without a break. Corners are rounded, surfaces soft, and only at the corners does a small tucked fold of the backrest appear, a tailor's detail you notice as you come closer. Back and arms carry a layer of sterilized goose down with the Assopiuma gold label; the seat cushions combine a polyurethane core with a top layer of the same down, so the seat welcomes you without collapsing.
Built around people
Quincy is a true sectional system: straight and end units, square and angled corners, six-sided units, an island and a softly contoured chaise longue. You can draw a semicircle for conversation, a big corner for family movie nights, or an open layout you can use from several sides. It also comes as a stand-alone sofa. And it sits comfortably next to more formal furniture: the curves soften the room without making it messy. Fabric and leather covers from the Flexform collection are removable.
Our advice
Quincy is meant to float in the middle of a room, so it deserves to be seen from every side. If you have an open-plan space, send us your floor plan and we will design the layout with you. If you prefer straighter lines, the Flexform Groundpiece sofa shows Citterio's other side. Come and sit on it in our showroom to feel the difference.
Technical data
- Design: Antonio Citterio, 2026
- Versions: sectional system and stand-alone sofa
- Elements: straight units, end units, square and angled corners, six-sided units, island, chaise longue, cushions
- Frame: metal and wood with variable-density polyurethane foam and molded polyurethane
- Back and arms: layer of sterilized goose down, Assopiuma gold label
- Seat cushions: variable-density polyurethane with a top layer of goose down, Assopiuma gold label
- Thermoplastic feet
- Removable fabric or leather upholstery; extra down cushions on request
Frequently asked questions
Who designed the Quincy sofa?
Antonio Citterio, for Flexform. It is new for 2026.
Is Quincy modular?
Yes: straight units, square and angled corners, six-sided units, an island and a chaise longue. It also comes as a stand-alone sofa.
What is the padding like?
Seat cushions in polyurethane topped with goose down (Assopiuma gold label); back and arms also have a down layer.
Can it float in the middle of the room?
Yes, that is exactly what it was designed for: the continuous shell looks good from every side.
Are the covers removable?
Yes, in both fabric and leather.
