Flexform Furniture at Antonovych Home in Astana
Antonovych Home in Astana presents a new furniture display by Italian brand Flexform. Flexform follows a philosophy based on restrained aesthetics, tactile materials and considered functionality. The display presents a current approach to interiors, where every detail forms part of a cohesive architectural narrative.
Flexform applies a systematic approach to furnishing residential spaces. The collection focuses on balanced composition, clean volumes, a neutral palette and precise work with natural materials, including solid wood, leather, metal, marble and high-quality textiles. Flexform develops and manufactures every product in Italy, ensuring strict standards and close attention to finishing.
“The choice of Flexform reflects more than recognisable design,” says Dmitry Korotchuk, director of Antonovych Home. “Each collection element follows a clear architectural logic. Flexform furniture integrates easily into spatial concepts for private interiors and public spaces. Antonovych Home created the display to show how Flexform works in real settings, including bedrooms, living rooms and lounge areas. A furniture piece needs the right context as well as presentation.”
The display is divided into functional zones, with each zone arranged as an independent interior. The display includes the Earl cabinet, made from open-pore ash with concise lines, and the Filicudi pouf-bench, which works as an accent piece.
The compact Mate magazine rack, made from natural leather and wood, complements the seating area.
The living room centres on the modular Groundpiece sofa, a signature element of the Flexform collection. The sofa combines a concise silhouette, deep seating and modular flexibility, allowing adaptation to different compositions.
The arrangement includes Pico occasional tables, Ascanio coffee tables and Jiff tables. The tables feature stone or wooden tops on slim, precisely geometric bases.
The showroom also presents the Sveva, Guscioalto, Alison and Lauren armchairs. Each armchair has distinctive ergonomics, a carefully developed silhouette and premium materials, including naturally textured leather and soft textile upholstery.
The Happy chaise longue combines an elongated profile with carefully developed details. The chaise longue works as an accent piece in a lounge area or beside a panoramic window.
The Vienna side table completes the composition and works well beside an armchair or next to a sofa armrest. The Ozzy pouf has versatile geometry and can change from extra seating into an informal side table.
Each display scene is carefully arranged around proportions, textures and intended uses. Light and open space allow every furniture piece to show its full character. Visitors can picture the furniture in their own interiors.
The new Flexform display at Antonovych Home invites a considered dialogue with space. The arrangement avoids decorative excess and focuses on architectural cohesion, tactile qualities and the honest character of materials.