Choosing a Corso chair for your space
Start with the role the chair needs to play. For a reception or waiting area, consider how the chair will sit alongside the room’s other furniture and how many seats can fit without crowding circulation. In a collaborative space, think about whether people will mainly sit briefly or use the chair for longer conversations. Corso’s lounge-chair format is intended for relaxed seating, not adjustable workstation use.
Next, compare the two listed designs by their visible construction. The Corso Easy model has armrests and a chrome-coloured metal base; the Corso Lounge model is described with a loop frame and steel base. If armrests matter for your layout or preferred seating posture, confirm the configuration for the exact chair you select rather than assuming both designs share the same details.
Upholstery, frame and fit
Upholstery is a key part of the decision, both visually and in how the chair relates to the room. The product details name Kvadrat Remix 3 fabric for the armrest model and linen upholstery for the loop-frame model. Family attributes also list fabric, leather and upholstered options, alongside a range of upholstery colours. Availability may depend on the specific model or configuration, so verify the chosen finish before planning a coordinated set.
The listed base materials are metal and steel, with frame and base descriptions varying by model. The collection dimensions are 65 cm wide and 39 cm seat height. Use those measurements to check clearances and compare the chairs with nearby tables or other seating. The listed maximum load is 135 kg; the family also shows a two-year warranty and a circular designation. Ask for applicable details if these points are important to your purchasing criteria.
What to check before selecting
Match the model to the brief
Write down the essentials before comparing finishes: whether you want armrests, which frame appearance works in the interior, and which upholstery is suitable for the space. Then confirm the exact model name and upholstery details in the product information. This helps avoid choosing by a broad collection-level colour or material attribute that may not apply to every chair.
Plan the order and leasing arrangement
For multiple chairs, check that the selected models and finishes work together and that the fixed width and seat height suit the intended layout. If you need more information about a particular finish or configuration, request it before finalising your selection. Myntwork offers these Lammhults products on a monthly lease, which may be worth considering when planning furniture for a changing workplace. Confirm the terms and selected product details directly with Myntwork.
Frequently asked questions about Lammhults Easy Chair Corso
What is the difference between the two Corso easy chairs?
The Corso Easy upholstered lounge chair is described with armrests, Kvadrat Remix 3 fabric and a chrome-coloured metal base. The other listed Corso Lounge chair has a loop frame, steel base and linen upholstery.
Which Corso model has armrests?
The Corso Easy Upholstered Lounge Chair is specifically described as having armrests. Check the exact configuration when selecting, as the family attributes include both armrest and non-armrest options.
What are the listed dimensions for the Corso chairs?
The collection specifications list a width of 65 cm and a seat height of 39 cm. Use the product details for your selected model to confirm fit in your planned layout.
Can I choose different upholstery materials or colours?
The family attributes list fabric and leather upholstery, as well as multiple upholstery colours. Individual model details name specific upholstery, so confirm which material and colour are available for the chair you choose.
Are Corso chairs adjustable for desk use?
The collection specifications list no adjustable seat height, back height or seat depth. Corso is categorized as lounge seating, so compare its fixed dimensions with the needs of your space.
