Where the Vesta New family fits
Vesta New chairs are suited to meeting rooms, boardrooms, training areas, reception spaces and visitor seating. They can also support collaborative zones where a consistent chair style is more important than individual adjustment. The stationary cantilever format keeps the design visually clean and avoids the moving parts associated with task seating.
For a more formal or coordinated appearance, upholstered seat and back models are available in colours including black, blue, brown, green, grey, orange and red. Wooden versions provide a different material expression through their plywood seat and back, while the frame colour can be selected from the available options, including black, grey, beige, blue, brown, green, purple, red, silver, white and yellow.
How to choose between the models
Start with the back and seat material
Choose an upholstered Vesta New chair when softness, fabric or PU leather is important to the room scheme. The upholstered options suit meeting spaces that need a more traditional office-chair appearance. Choose a wooden model when the visible plywood seat and back are part of the interior concept or when a simpler, more material-led look is preferred.
Decide whether armrests are needed
The Cfp variants include fixed armrests. They are a practical choice when guests may remain seated for longer meetings or when arm support is part of the brief. The Cfs variants have no armrests, which can make side-by-side layouts easier to plan and gives users more freedom to move in and out of the chair.
Consider storage and room turnover
If the room changes regularly between meetings, presentations or other activities, the wooden-back Cfs model is notable because it can stack up to 10 pieces. For permanent layouts, stacking may be less important, so the decision can focus on upholstery, armrests, width and the overall visual balance of the room.
What to check before leasing
Review the available width of 53 or 58 cm against your table spacing, circulation routes and desired number of seats. Confirm whether the room requires fixed armrests, an upholstered finish or plywood construction, and check the available frame and upholstery colours with your interior scheme. Because these chairs are not height-adjustable and have no mechanism, they should be selected as meeting or visitor seating rather than as replacements for adjustable task chairs.
It is also worth confirming the required quantity, storage approach and preferred configuration before placing a request. Myntwork offers the Nowy Styl Vesta New collection on a monthly lease, helping businesses equip a complete meeting or visitor area while keeping the selection focused on the requirements of the space.
Frequently asked questions about Nowy Styl Frame Chair Vesta New
What is the main difference between the Vesta New chairs?
The family differs mainly by seat and back material and by armrest configuration. You can choose upholstered or wooden versions, with fixed armrests in the Cfp models or no armrests in the Cfs models.
Which Vesta New chair is suitable when storage space is important?
The Vesta-New Wood Cfs Cantilever Wooden Back Frame Chair can stack up to 10 pieces, making it the clearest choice when chairs need to be stored between meetings or room layouts.
Are Nowy Styl Vesta New chairs adjustable?
No. The collection has no adjustable seat height, seat depth or back height, and the chairs do not include a mechanism, lumbar support or headrest.
Should I choose an upholstered or wooden Vesta New model?
Choose upholstery when fabric or PU leather and a softer visual finish suit the room. Choose a wooden model when plywood seat and back panels better match the interior or the desired material palette.
What should I consider when choosing the width?
The available model widths are 53 or 58 cm. Compare these dimensions with table spacing, circulation requirements and the number of chairs you want to place in the room.
