Seating

Every seat, and the job it does

Every seat we supply, across office chairs, meeting seating, stools and soft furniture. This is the broadest listing on the site, so if you already know roughly what you need, the specific ranges will be quicker.

Four different jobs

Seating divides by how long someone stays in it, and the four cases barely overlap.

• Office chairs and seating for desk work measured in hours, where adjustment and support decide everything.
• Visitor and conference chairs for meetings measured in minutes, where appearance and stackability matter more.
• Stools and draughtsman chairs for standing-height benches, counters and bistro tables.
• Soft seating for reception and breakout, where the furniture is defining a space as much as seating someone.

The mistake worth avoiding

Buying one chair specification for the entire office. It either overspends on rooms used twice a week or short-changes the people sitting down all day, and it is usually both at once.

Spend where the hours are. A finance team at their desks eight hours a day justifies proper task seating; the meeting room next door does not.

Browsing by material instead

If the look is what you are deciding, mesh, fabric and leather each cut across all the roles above.