Where the Embla collection works well
Embla frame chairs are a practical fit for spaces that need consistent seating without complicated controls. Use them around meeting tables, in boardrooms, for internal workshops or in project spaces that are rearranged regularly. The four-leg structure also suits visitor seating and shared areas where chairs may need to be moved between rooms.
Because the collection includes both upholstered and unupholstered options, it can be used to create a consistent design across different zones while still giving each area its own level of comfort and visual character.
How to choose an Embla model
Start with the back and upholstery
Choose an upholstered version when a softer, more finished meeting-room appearance is important. The collection includes fabric upholstery in a broad range of listed colours, including black, blue, brown, grey, green, red, beige and white. For a simpler material expression, select a version with no upholstery and a wooden back.
High-frame models are worth considering when you want a taller chair profile. Lower-back upholstered versions offer a more restrained silhouette while retaining fabric coverage.
Decide whether you need armrests
Models with fixed armrests provide arm support during longer meetings and collaborative sessions. Armless versions can be easier to place closely around a table or in compact layouts. The armrests are fixed rather than adjustable, so check the available space beneath and around your meeting table before selecting them.
Check the room and finish requirements
- Confirm the chair width: listed options range from 52 to 61 cm.
- Compare the listed seat heights of 46 and 47 cm with the table height.
- Coordinate the wood base with the room palette; listed base colours include black, grey, beige, brown, white and wood.
- Review whether fabric upholstery or an unupholstered plywood design is more suitable for the intended setting.
- Check the product details for the relevant FSC certification information and the stated two-year warranty.
Plan your Embla selection
For a consistent installation, group chairs by back style and upholstery choice, then use armrests selectively where they add value. Since these are non-adjustable meeting chairs, ordering a sample or confirming dimensions is especially useful before furnishing a complete room.
Myntwork offers Kusch + Co Embla products on a monthly lease, making it possible to plan workplace seating as part of an ongoing furniture requirement. Compare the available models, finishes and specifications, then confirm the details that matter for your room before proceeding.
Frequently asked questions about Kusch + Co Frame Chair Embla
What is the main difference between the Embla frame chair models?
The models differ mainly in upholstery, back style and armrests. The collection includes upholstered and unupholstered chairs, high-frame and lower-back options, and versions with fixed armrests or no armrests.
Are Kusch + Co Embla chairs adjustable?
No. The listed Embla chairs have no mechanism and no adjustable seat height, back height or seat depth. Their listed seat heights are 46 or 47 cm.
Should I choose an Embla chair with or without armrests?
Choose fixed armrests when additional arm support is useful for meetings or longer sessions. Choose an armless model when you need more compact placement around a table or greater flexibility beneath the tabletop.
Which Embla chair is suitable for a simpler, wood-focused interior?
The unupholstered options use a wooden back and wood base, creating a simpler material expression. Upholstered alternatives add fabric coverage and are available in multiple listed colours.
What dimensions should I check before selecting an Embla chair?
Check the chair width, which is listed between 52 and 61 cm, and compare the 46 or 47 cm seat height with the meeting table. Also allow sufficient space for models with fixed armrests.