Choosing a Slim armchair for your space
Start with the role the chair needs to play. For a lounge setting, the DPN is the family member designated as a lounge chair; its polyamide seat and chrome-finished sled frame provide a clear basis for coordinating it with the surrounding furniture. For a conference setting, the DVN is the conference model, with a veneer seat and back and a non-linking sled frame. These are useful distinctions when you are planning seating for separate zones or want a consistent chair format with a different material treatment.
Think about how often the chair will be moved or rearranged, how it will sit alongside tables, and whether fixed armrests work with the way people use the space. The listed frame for the DVN is non-linking, so do not assume that chairs connect to one another. If linking is important to your room plan, confirm the configuration before selecting.
Check materials, colours and fit
Seat and frame details
Choose between the DPN’s polyamide seat and the DVN’s veneer seat and back based on the look and material you want in the room. Both are described with chrome-finished sled frames, but the DVN is specifically noted as non-linking. The collection’s listed upholstery colours include beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, orange, red and white; base colours include black, grey, silver and white. Confirm which colours apply to your chosen model and configuration before finalising a scheme.
Fixed features and requirements
These armchairs do not have adjustable seat height, back height or seat depth, and no mechanism is specified. Review the chair’s fixed dimensions and armrest arrangement against the intended users, table height and available floor area. The listed maximum load is 135 kg. The collection is marked as circular, and a two-year warranty is listed. Standards are not specified in the available product information, so ask if you need documentation for a particular project requirement.
What to confirm before selecting
Compare the two model descriptions against your room plan, material preferences and seating purpose. Check the requested colour and frame finish for the specific model, and verify any details that matter for your workplace, such as project suitability or documentation. Myntwork offers these HOWE Slim armchairs on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning furniture for a workplace. Confirm the available configuration and terms for your requirements before proceeding.
Frequently asked questions about HOWE Armchair Slim
What is the difference between the HOWE Slim DPN and DVN armchairs?
The DPN is a lounge chair with a polyamide seat and chrome-finished sled frame. The DVN is a conference armchair with a veneer seat and back and a chrome-finished non-linking sled frame.
Which HOWE Slim model should I consider for a meeting room?
The DVN is identified as the conference model. Compare its veneer seat and back and non-linking frame with your room plan, and confirm that its fixed-armrest configuration suits the intended use.
Do the HOWE Slim armchairs have adjustable features?
The listed models have fixed armrests and no mechanism. Seat height, back height and seat depth are not adjustable, so check that the fixed setup works for your users and space.
What colours can I choose for a HOWE Slim armchair?
The collection information lists upholstery colours including beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, orange, red and white, and base colours including black, grey, silver and white. Confirm availability for the particular model and configuration you want.
Can HOWE Slim armchairs be linked together?
The DVN is described as having a non-linking sled frame. The available information does not specify a linking feature for the DPN, so confirm this requirement for the exact model before planning rows of seating.
