Together, mutually, in common: The words that define the prefix 'Co' are at the heart of our new Co-chair design. Conceived in collaboration with The Office Group and Norm Architects, the multi-functional chair adapts to a wide range of needs and interior styles. It addresses the space and design challenges shared by spaces both private and public, making it as appealing in homes as in shared areas like conferences, boardrooms, and touch-down co-working lounges. Drawing on The Office Group's extensive knowledge of workplace needs, the Co-chair pairs a lightweight, sleek profile with great seating comfort and stacks up from 12 to 15 chairs in a compact tower. Aesthetically, the designer's contoured form and warm materials bring Norm Architect's signature, human-centered minimalism to residential and hospitality applications. The designer's versatility is the result of thoughtful construction and a wide array of materials. The Co-chair is easy to create the desired expression and experience. The chair is distinguished by a wide veneer back, whose proportions allow freedom of movement and provide maximum comfort. Comfort also led to the design of the backrest, which is positioned and angled for exceptional support. The Co chair's slender yet robust steel frame defines the intriguing geometric silhouette and delivers high durability.

Together, mutually, in common: The words that define the prefix ‘co-’ are at the heart of our new design. Conceived in collaboration with The Office Group and Norm Architects, the multi-functional chair adapts to a wide range of needs and interior styles. It addresses the space and design challenges shared by spaces both private and public, making it as appealing in homes as in shared areas like conferences, boardrooms, and touch-down co-working lounges. The multi-functional chair addresses the space and design challenges shared by spaces both private and public, making it as appealing in homes as in shared areas like conferences, boardrooms, and touch-down co-working lounges. The chair pairs a lightweight, sleek profile with great seating comfort and the option to stack up to 12 to 15 chairs in a compact tower. Aesthetically, the design's contoured form and warm materials bring Norm Architects' signature, human-centered minimalism to residential and hospitality applications. The design's versatility is the result of a thoughtful construction and a wide array of materials: With numerous veneer finishes and upholstery options to choose from, the chair is easy to customize to create the desired expression and experience. The chair is distinguished by a wide veneer back, whose proportions allow freedom of movement and provide maximum comfort. Comfort also led to the design of the backrest, which is positioned and angled for exceptional support. The chair's slender yet robust powder-coated steel frame defines the intriguing geometric silhouette and delivers high durability. Optional veneer armrests add another aesthetic and functional dimension, serving both for added comfort and for suspending the chair off the floor for easy cleaning.

Inspired by the chairs of the 1950s, Fifties reinterprets the decade's style canons creating an object that evokes happy memories. Consistent with the trends of those years, the Fifties are characterized by a nimble silhouette that combines a metal frame with classic fabrics boasting a soft and silky feel. The four metal tube legs add lightness and elegance to the chair, supporting the graceful seat and wrap-around backrest, which are both padded for maximum comfort. Add a vintage touch to your dining area. Choose the Fifties that are perfect for you.

These are a lot brighter blue that pictured. More like an electric blue. The gold is bright yellow, not at all brassy. They are light weight and easy to move. The legs are a little unstable though.. Crystal. Sherman Oaks, CA. Fri Nov 15 2019

The Anvil Dining Chair is a stunning example of minimalist design, combining sleek aesthetics with exceptional craftsmanship to create a sophisticated addition to any modern dining space. Crafted from premium solid ash wood, this chair is built for durability, providing long-lasting support for daily use while maintaining its elegant appeal. The smooth matte finish enhances its contemporary look, allowing the natural beauty of the wood to shine through, while the no-upholstery build ensures a timeless, versatile appearance that complements a wide range of interior styles.

Good lines, comfortable, fits inside the Mid Century Modern Oblong dining table neatly without the assuming a large bulky profile. Smaller profile chairs are hard to find now.. Yeuk. Boston, MA. Sun Mar 15 2026

Together, mutually, in common: The words that define the prefix ‘co-’ are at the heart of our new design. Conceived in collaboration with The Office Group and Norm Architects, the multi-functional chair adapts to a wide range of needs and interior styles. It addresses the space and design challenges shared by spaces both private and public, making it as appealing in homes as in shared areas like conferences, boardrooms, and touch-down co-working lounges. The multi-functional chair addresses the space and design challenges shared by spaces both private and public, making it as appealing in homes as in shared areas like conferences, boardrooms, and touch-down co-working lounges. The chair pairs a lightweight, sleek profile with great seating comfort and the option to stack up to 12 to 15 chairs in a compact tower. Aesthetically, the design's contoured form and warm materials bring Norm Architects' signature, human-centered minimalism to residential and hospitality applications. The chair is easy to customize to create the desired expression and experience. The chair is distinguished by a wide veneer back, whose proportions allow freedom of movement and provide maximum comfort. Comfort also led to the design of the backrest, which is positioned and angled for exceptional support. The chair's slender yet robust steel frame defines the intriguing geometric silhouette and delivers high durability. Veneer armrests add another aesthetic and functional dimension, serving both for added comfort and for suspending the chair off the floor for easy cleaning.

This multi-functional dining chair features a recycled plastic form utilized for the seat, back, and armrests. Sourced within Europe, the material is recycled to reduce waste and the production of new plastic. The durable, matte-finish material works in concert with the dining chair's sleek steel frame. The form is distinguished by a wide and strategically-angled backrest to allow freedom of movement and provide maximum comfort, whilst the robust frame casts an intriguing silhouette.