Magi Chaise Longue

Chaise longue design represents one of the most refined expressions of lounge furniture, and the Magi Chaise Longue by Flexform stands out as a sophisticated interpretation of classic Italian craftsmanship combined with contemporary detailing. Designed by Antonio Citterio in 2014, the Magi piece pays tribute to the iconic Magister sofa, reinterpreting its signature capitonné upholstery through a modern lens.

The defining visual element of the Magi chaise longue is its tufted seat surface, where traditional button tufting is replaced by an innovative two-hole technique. This subtle yet highly technical detail enhances the graphic rhythm of the upholstery while showcasing Flexform’s expertise in complex tailoring processes. The result is a surface that feels both structured and soft, combining visual depth with tactile richness.

The structure is built on a metal frame wrapped in premium hide leather, elevating both durability and material quality. The chaise is slightly lifted off the ground by a slim metal base, creating a sense of lightness and architectural clarity despite its solid presence. This floating effect reinforces the product’s contemporary identity while maintaining a timeless elegance.

Comfort is delivered through a polyurethane foam mattress combined with a Dacron-supported cushion system, ensuring both softness and structural integrity over time. An optional bolster cushion filled with certified goose down can be added to enhance the lounging experience, allowing the piece to function as both a relaxed seating element and a semi-reclining daybed.

Unlike many modular lounge systems, the Magi Chaise Longue features non-removable upholstery, emphasizing its couture-like construction and tailored finish. This reinforces its role as a statement piece rather than a casual seating element. Overall, the Magi Chaise Longue blends artisanal detailing, modern proportions, and high-end materials, making it ideal for sophisticated residential interiors and curated lounge environments.