by Antonio Citterio
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Fly sits inside a wider Flexform family that spans coffee tables, side tables and cabinets, and the dining table takes the same starting point as the rest of the range: a slender metal base carrying one clearly defined top. That shared logic lets the family move from a low side table to a full dining surface without changing its basic vocabulary, which is why Flexform points to Fly as one of the plainest expressions of the practical design its whole collection is built around.
The top comes in round, oval or rectangular shape and in a range of sizes, resting on a metal base that carries it on tips built from a hard wearing thermoplastic rather than sitting flush on the floor. Two material directions are available for that top: solid or veneered wood, stained to a chosen shade, or marble. The rectangular version can also be specified with an extending mechanism, so the same table grows to seat more people without a second table nearby.
In a dining room or an open kitchen and dining area, Fly works as the single surface a household gathers around for meals, homework or informal work, and the extending rectangular option suits a room that needs to flex between an everyday table and a larger one for guests. Designers should settle the shape and size of the top against the room first, then choose between the stained wood and marble surfaces against the other materials nearby.
For full specifications, materials, and configuration options, visit the Flexform official website.
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