Markos Visitor Chair

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Markos Visitor Chair

The Markos Visitor Chair brings upholstered seating and chrome detailing together in a coordinated design for office visitor areas. With an upholstered seat and back, chrome arms with PU top pads, and a chrome metal cantilever base, it offers an option for furnishing spaces where people meet, wait and talk. Its overall dimensions are W58 × D66 × H97 cm, giving you a starting point when planning your room layout.

Consider Markos for a visitor arrangement beside a desk, a small meeting area or a reception setting. The combination of upholstery and chrome can work with different office furniture styles, helping you build a consistent look across spaces used by clients, colleagues and guests.

Upholstered seat and back

Both the seat and back of the Markos Visitor Chair are upholstered. This gives the chair a coordinated appearance from the seating surface through to the backrest, making it an option for offices that prefer upholstered guest seating.

When choosing furniture for a visitor area, consider how the chair will sit alongside the desk, meeting table or other seating already in the room. Upholstery can help connect a seating arrangement visually, especially when you choose complementary finishes elsewhere in the space. For Markos, the upholstered seat and back provide the main visual contrast with the chrome arms and base.

Chrome arms with PU top pads

The chair’s chrome arms feature PU top pads. These pads provide a covered contact surface along the tops of the arms, while the chrome detailing remains part of the chair’s overall design. The same chrome finish appears at the base, creating a consistent connection between the upper and lower sections.

Arms are also worth considering when planning how a visitor chair will fit beside a desk or around a table. Check the available space and the height of the furniture you intend to pair with it. The supplied overall dimensions help with room planning, but they do not provide the arm height or the clearance needed beneath a particular tabletop.

Chrome metal cantilever base

A chrome metal cantilever base completes the Markos Visitor Chair. Its cantilever form gives the chair a distinct profile, while the chrome finish carries the detailing of the arms down to the floor.

This coordinated metalwork can be a design element when you are furnishing a room with other chrome details or introducing a consistent finish across several guest chairs. Pairing matching visitor chairs can also help an office meeting area look considered, whether you place them opposite a desk or arrange them around a table.

Plan your visitor seating layout

The Markos Visitor Chair measures 58 cm wide, 66 cm deep and 97 cm high. Use these dimensions to check the proposed position before choosing the number of chairs for your space. Measuring the room and nearby furniture first can make it easier to decide how the arrangement will work.

Allow room between chairs and around the furniture so guests can approach their seats and move through the area. For seating opposite a desk, consider both the chair depth and the space behind it. In a reception arrangement, check that the position leaves a clear route to doors, counters and other frequently used areas. These layout decisions depend on your room and should be assessed alongside the chair’s dimensions.

Coordinate with your office furniture

Visitor seating is part of the overall impression of a workplace. Markos brings together three defined elements: an upholstered seat and back, chrome arms with PU top pads and a chrome metal cantilever base. This combination makes it easier to compare the chair with the finishes and furniture you already have.

Explore our office chair collection to compare other seating options and plan a coordinated office. When selecting chairs for different purposes, think about who will use each space and how long they are likely to sit there. A visitor area, a meeting room and a daily computer workstation can have different seating requirements.

For general information about selecting seating for computer work, consult OSHA’s workstation chair guidance. That resource provides broader chair-selection considerations; it is not a product certification or endorsement of the Markos Visitor Chair.