Gaber Chair Isidora

Where the Isidora family fits

The Gaber Isidora range works well wherever chairs need to serve more than one purpose. Use the models in meeting rooms, collaborative work areas, reception and visitor zones, break-out spaces or training environments. The consistent four-leg format helps create a coordinated look across rooms, while the available colours can be used to blend with an existing interior or provide a subtle distinction between areas.

Because the chairs are non-upholstered and made from plastic, they offer a simple specification for projects that do not require fabric finishes, integrated mechanisms or extensive ergonomic adjustment. The family is also marked as circular, which may be relevant when reviewing furniture choices from a longer-term sustainability perspective.

How to choose between the models

Choose with or without armrests

Start with the way the chair will be used. The version without armrests is suited to settings where chairs need to sit closely together, move easily around tables or stack into a visually simple arrangement. Select the armrest version when additional upper-body support is preferred or when the seating is intended for longer meetings and shared work sessions.

Consider the fixed specification

Both configurations have a fixed seat and back position. There is no adjustable seat height, back height or seat depth, and neither model includes lumbar support, a headrest or a mechanism. This makes the choice relatively direct: focus on the armrest requirement, colour and the room’s intended use rather than comparing adjustment packages.

Materials, colours and capacity

The Isidora chairs have no upholstery and use plastic for the chair structure and base. Available base colours are grey, beige, green, red and white. Confirm the preferred colour for each project area before ordering, particularly when coordinating several rooms or combining chairs with other furniture.

The stated maximum capacity is 135 kg, and the collection has a two-year warranty. Product documentation includes a user manual and a colours and materials document, which can help with final specification and internal approval. Origin information is available on request.

What to check before specifying

• Decide whether the room requires chairs with armrests, without armrests or a combination of both.
• Check the available floor space and table dimensions, especially where armrests may affect how chairs are positioned.
• Select the plastic base colour that best fits the surrounding furniture and interior palette.
• Confirm that a non-adjustable, non-upholstered chair meets the intended comfort and use requirements.
• Review the available product documents and ask for origin information if it is required for your project records.

Myntwork offers Gaber Isidora products on a monthly lease, providing a flexible way to furnish offices and shared environments. Contact the team to review the available configuration and define the right quantity for your space.