Flux Swing: Dynamic Living Room Compositions with Modular Ease

A living room that interacts with the kitchen and dining room in an open plan space has almost become the norm in recent times. It is barely a surprise then that most modern designers are responding to this hot trend with living room compositions that can adapt and become one with their surroundings. Epitomizing this trend and reinventing it with sculptural elegance and inherent minimalism is the fabulous Flux Swing series from Scavolini. Crafted by Giugiaro Design, each of these living room arrangements offers something unique and exceptional while showcasing the immense potential of this eye-catching lineup.

Slide element becomes the signature feature of the living room collection

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It is the distinctively shaped cured doors of the living room units that draw your attention instantly here, with each modular element flowing into the next effortlessly. Like any other living room series from Scavolini, the finishes and hues on offer are seemingly endless, but it’s the form and structural brilliance of these wall-mounted components that really steal the spotlight. With a sliding effect becoming the trademark feature of the range, one can see how these adaptable shelves and cabinets can connect visually with kitchen and dining room configurations.

Open-fronted elements of the Flux Swing living room unit

Smart desk design allows you to create a home workspace in the living room

Oak backdrop creates wonderful contrast of textures in the living room

Minimalism combined with refined ergonomics shape Flux Swing

Living room shelves in Alaska Blue and white

Modern minimal becomes the prominent style of the living room shelves

The linearity of the base units in the living room furnishings is broken up and enhanced by doors with an exclusive shaped profile (both to the left and right), which mark the space rhythmically in keeping and balance with the details of the model, while remaining independent living room solutions.