Where TULA armchairs work well
Use TULA as a standalone lounge chair in a reception area, or group several chairs to create an informal conversation spot. In a breakout zone, an upholstered armchair can make a more comfortable place for a short pause than a standard meeting seat. Its lounge design also suits spaces where visitors or employees may want to sit back rather than work at a desk.
Think about the surrounding furniture before choosing a configuration. A wood-leg model can complement a softer, residential-style setting, while a swivel base may suit a space where people need to turn between conversation and nearby activity. Confirm that the selected chair’s dimensions and base fit the intended layout.
How to choose between the models
Match the base to the way the chair will be used
Choose among the four-star and five-star bases, the swivel pyramid base with castors, and ash wood legs based on the room’s layout and the movement you need. If the chair will stay in a defined lounge arrangement, a fixed base may be appropriate. If users need to reposition or turn the seat, consider a swivel option and check the specific configuration details.
Decide whether seat-height adjustment matters
Several TULA configurations offer manual seat-height adjustment, while others are fixed-height. Adjustment can help accommodate different users or align a chair with nearby furniture. For a more traditional lounge setup, a fixed-height model may be the straightforward choice. Compare the listed seat height and overall dimensions for the exact model rather than assuming all versions are the same.
Compare upholstery and appearance
Upholstery details vary by configuration. Berta, Era and Velito fabrics are identified in the collection, while the broader available attributes include fabric, leather and PU leather. Do not assume every covering is available on every base or model: check the selected configuration for its actual upholstery, color and base finish before specifying a group of chairs.
For a coordinated project, decide on the visual direction first, then compare the available colors and finishes across the models you are considering. Where chairs will be used together, verify that their upholstery and base details match your plan.
Check before specifying or leasing
Before placing TULA chairs in a layout, confirm the model’s dimensions, seat height, adjustment mechanism, armrests, base and upholstery. Consider access around the chair and whether castors or a fixed base better suit the floor and intended use. These checks help ensure the selected configuration works in practice, not just in a product list.
Myntwork offers Narbutas TULA armchairs on a monthly lease. Compare the individual configurations to identify the model that fits your space and requirements, then review the listing details for the specific options available.
Frequently asked questions about Narbutas TULA Armchair
Which Narbutas TULA armchair should I choose for a lounge area?
Consider a fixed-height lounge configuration when you want a settled seating arrangement. Compare the base style, dimensions and upholstery of the specific models to find the right fit for your room.
Are TULA armchairs available with seat-height adjustment?
Yes. The collection includes models with manual seat-height adjustment as well as fixed-height versions. Check the individual configuration for its adjustment details and listed seat height.
What base styles are available in the TULA collection?
The listed options include four-star and five-star bases, a swivel pyramid base with castors, and ash wood legs. Availability depends on the selected model.
What upholstery can I choose for a TULA armchair?
Berta, Era and Velito fabrics appear in the collection details, alongside broader upholstery attributes such as fabric, leather and PU leather. Check each listing for its actual covering and color options.
How can I compare TULA models for my office?
Compare intended use, dimensions, seat-height adjustment, base style and upholstery. If you are choosing several chairs, also confirm that the configurations and finishes coordinate.