We designed the wireflow chaise longue creating a soft and flexible shell, evoking simple and fluid lines with particular emphasis on ergonomics and comfort.‎ The intention of the metal frame design is to create a continuous organic geometry that flows along a path like energy flowing throughout the body.‎ The leather seams reflect the digitally designed isocurves of the surface that are represented in high quality handcraft stitching.‎ The inspiration for the wireflow chaise longue came from the concept of subtle movement unfolding in time.‎ The design expresses simplicity, dynamism, lightness and continuity.‎A large chaise longue consisting of a painted tube structure and a moulded body in flexible polyurethane with a fixed leather cover.‎ The leather upholstery is characterised by a series of “double needle” seams that create a geometric scan of the seating surface.‎ The body is supported by a metal frame made of a high resistance 25 mm diameter tube, bent and shaped using a variable radius calender.‎ The characterising element of the tube structure is the sinuosity of its form that embraces and supports the shell, creating a continuous geometrically soft “thread” in perfect harmony with the seat shell.‎