Where Luna lounge chairs can work
Luna is a collection to consider when a space calls for upholstered lounge seating rather than an adjustable task chair. The models can be used in reception areas, informal meeting corners, breakout spaces and other shared workplace settings. Fixed armrests give the chairs a defined seating form, while the choice of base lets you match the furniture to the room’s overall character.
For a coordinated project, consider how the chairs will sit alongside desks, tables and other seating. A four-star aluminium base may suit a scheme that already uses metal finishes; the wooden-leg model offers a different material contrast. These are visual considerations, so compare the actual model options and finishes before deciding.
How to choose between the three models
Start with the base
If you prefer a four-star base, compare the standard aluminium and polished aluminum versions. The product names distinguish the finish, so use that difference to guide your selection. If you want legs rather than a four-star base, consider the upholstered model with wooden legs. The listed base colour options include black, grey, green, pink, silver, white and wood, but availability depends on the model.
Then compare upholstery colours
The collection lists upholstery colours including beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, orange, pink, purple, red, silver, white and yellow. Use colour to support the room’s palette, but confirm which choices apply to the particular chair you are considering. Upholstery is described as Category 2; check the relevant product details if you need to compare specific selections.
Check the practical details before ordering
Luna chairs have fixed armrests, with no seat-height, back-height or seat-depth adjustment listed. They also have no mechanism, headrest or lumbar support listed. That makes them suitable to assess as lounge seating, not as a chair intended for ergonomic adjustment throughout a working day. Confirm that the fixed configuration fits the people and activities the space will serve.
The collection information lists a maximum load of 135 kg and a two-year warranty. Review the individual model details for the configuration you plan to use, including base and upholstery colour. If you are furnishing several areas, compare the models side by side and check that your selected options work as a consistent scheme. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning furniture for a workplace project.
Frequently asked questions about Arte & D Luna Armchair
What is the difference between the Arte & D Luna models?
Two models have four-star aluminium bases, with one specified as polished aluminum. The third model has wooden legs. Compare the base style and the options listed for each model.
Do all Luna lounge chairs have adjustable features?
No adjustment mechanism is listed for the collection. Seat height, back height and seat depth are not adjustable, and the chairs have fixed armrests.
Which upholstery colours are available?
The collection lists colours from beige, black and grey to brighter options such as orange, pink and yellow. Specific choices may vary by model, so check its product details.
What should I consider when choosing a Luna chair for an office?
Consider whether an aluminium or wooden base suits the space, then check the model’s upholstery and base colour options. Also confirm that fixed armrests and a non-adjustable design fit the intended use.
What are the listed load capacity and warranty?
The collection lists a maximum load of 135 kg and a two-year warranty. Review the individual product information for the chair configuration you select.
