Retro Visitor Chair

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Retro Visitor Chair

The Retro Visitor Chair brings upholstered seating and chrome detailing to an office visitor area. Its upholstered seat and back, padded chrome arms and chrome cantilever base create a coordinated design for spaces where guests meet, wait and talk. Whether you are planning seating opposite a desk or updating a reception area, this visitor chair offers a combination of upholstery and metal finishes.

With overall dimensions of W58 × D70 × H98 cm, the Retro Visitor Chair also gives you measurements to work with when arranging your room. Consider its width, depth and height alongside your existing furniture to create a layout that leaves room for people to move.

Upholstered seat and back

Upholstery covers both the seat and back of the Retro Visitor Chair. This gives the two main seating surfaces a consistent appearance and provides a visual contrast with the chrome components. The combination can help connect the chair with other upholstered furniture in a reception area while introducing a metallic detail alongside desks, tables or storage.

When choosing visitor seating, consider how the upholstery will relate to the rest of your room. An office with several furniture finishes can benefit from repeating a few details across the space. The Retro Visitor Chair provides upholstery and chrome as two elements to consider when putting together that coordinated look. Confirm the available upholstery colour and material before matching the chair to an existing scheme.

Padded chrome arms

The padded chrome arms continue the chair’s combination of upholstered and metallic elements. Padding provides a covered surface where a seated visitor can rest their forearms, while the chrome ties the arms visually to the base. This repeated finish helps the separate parts of the chair read as one design.

For seating placed near a desk or meeting table, take the arms into account when planning the arrangement. Overall chair height does not tell you the arm height or the clearance beneath your furniture. If you intend to position the chair partly under a tabletop, check those measurements before deciding on the final layout.

Chrome cantilever base

A chrome cantilever base completes the Retro Visitor Chair. Its cantilever form offers an alternative to the appearance of a conventional four-leg chair, while the chrome finish carries the metallic detail through the design. This makes the base part of the chair’s overall visual character.

You can use that finish as a reference point when selecting nearby furniture and accessories. Chrome details elsewhere in the room can echo the chair’s metalwork, or the chair can introduce a metallic accent into a setting built around other finishes. The right combination will depend on the furniture already in place and the atmosphere you want visitors to experience.

Plan your visitor seating layout

The Retro Visitor Chair measures 58 cm wide, 70 cm deep and 98 cm high overall. Use these dimensions as a starting point when assessing space beside a reception table, in a meeting area or across from an office desk. Measuring the intended location first can help you judge how the chair will sit within the wider room.

For a pair or row of chairs, allow room between seats and around nearby furniture. A chair’s listed dimensions describe the product itself, not the additional space someone needs to approach it, sit down or stand up. Doorways, walkways and access to cabinets should also remain part of your layout planning.

Coordinate your office furniture

Visitor seating works best visually when it belongs to the room as a whole. Think about the relationship between the chair, the desk and any other seating, rather than selecting each piece in isolation. Upholstery and chrome give the Retro Visitor Chair a set of details to work with as you compare your options.

Explore the office chair collection to consider seating for different areas of your workspace. Reviewing the intended use and dimensions of each model can help you choose furniture for visitor spaces, meeting areas and desks.

Choose seating for its intended use

A visitor chair should be assessed against the setting and the people who will use it. If you are also selecting a chair for extended computer work, review the requirements of that task separately. For general information on workstation seating considerations, see OSHA’s computer workstation chair guidance. Use this guidance alongside each chair’s published specifications when choosing furniture for a particular task.