Kusch + Co Lounge Chair Creva

Where to use Creva lounge chairs

Creva works well wherever a workspace needs comfortable, approachable seating without the visual language of an office task chair. Use the collection to furnish a reception lounge, create an informal waiting area or add individual seats to a breakout space. The armrests help define the seat and support a more relaxed posture during short conversations, waiting periods or informal meetings.

The collection can also help bring consistency to mixed-use interiors. The two models share the Creva family identity, while their base details let you distinguish between areas that need flexibility and zones that benefit from a more permanent arrangement.

How to choose between the two models

Choose the mobile model when flexibility matters

The mobile version is the practical choice for rooms that are regularly rearranged. Its metal or steel base supports a more adaptable setup, whether chairs need to move between reception, collaboration and event areas. Consider it when the furniture plan is likely to change or when one chair may serve several functions.

Choose the I-leg armchair for a settled layout

The fixed I-leg model suits a defined lounge composition. Its wood-and-steel base brings a different material expression and works well when chairs will remain in a designated position. It is a natural option for a reception setting, an executive waiting area or a lounge arrangement where visual consistency is more important than frequent movement.

Check upholstery, colour and space requirements

Start with the environment and maintenance expectations when comparing fabric with PU leather. Then coordinate the upholstery and base with the surrounding furniture. The available upholstery colour range includes neutral, warm and brighter tones, while the base can be specified in black, grey, beige or wood, subject to the chosen configuration.

Each chair is 78 cm wide, so check the available floor area, circulation routes and spacing between neighbouring seats before ordering. The listed maximum ballast is 135 kg. The chairs have no seat-height, back-height or seat-depth adjustment, lumbar support or headrest, so they should be selected for lounge use rather than as a substitute for an ergonomic task chair.

What to confirm before specifying

• Decide whether the seating needs to move regularly or stay in a fixed position.
• Confirm the upholstery material, upholstery colour and base colour for the selected model.
• Review the 78 cm width against room layouts, access routes and required circulation space.
• Check the intended user requirements, including the listed 135 kg maximum ballast.
• Ask for origin details if they are relevant to your procurement process; the available information lists origin on request.

The collection is listed as FSC Certified and circular, with a two-year warranty. Myntwork offers Kusch + Co Creva products on a monthly lease, making it possible to plan the seating as part of a broader workplace furnishing requirement. Confirm the preferred configuration and current availability with Myntwork before proceeding.