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Rooms will continue becoming more adaptable, and the furniture inside them is following suit. Across urban residential, hospitality, and workplace projects especially, modular furniture, transforming furniture, and reconfigurable furniture systems are increasingly specified for their long-term flexibility and investment value rather than aesthetics alone. Instead of designing for a single moment in time, architects and interior designers are choosing pieces that can evolve alongside changing layouts, growing teams, new homes, and shifting ways of living and working.

Whether expanding, rearranging, stacking, or serving multiple functions, these adaptable designs help extend the lifespan of an interior while reducing the need for replacement. This selection brings together twelve pieces of flexible furniture, from a folding chair by Konstantin Grcic for BD Barcelona to a modular sofa system by Faye Toogood for Tacchini, each one designed to transform, stack, move, or reconfigure as a space's needs change.