Choose for the space and the way people will use it
Start with the role the chair needs to play. For a reception or waiting area, compare how the Low and High models will sit alongside other furniture and the overall feel you want. A lower-profile seat can create a more relaxed look, while the High model provides a different visual proportion. In an informal meeting spot, consider how the armrests and fixed seat and back heights fit the intended users and the surrounding layout.
For shared areas, think about how people approach and leave the seat, and whether it will stay in one place or be moved as the space changes. The Area Upholstered Armchair has castors; the Low model is described with a wood base. Check the individual model details to confirm the base and mobility features that match your floor plan and use case.
Compare upholstery, base and color
Fabric upholstery is common to the collection, and Gabriel Cura is specified for the Hybrid High and Upholstered Armchair models. The Low model is listed with fabric upholstery without a specific fabric name in the available details. If the exact textile matters for a project, check the selected model’s specification before finalizing your furniture plan.
Collection color options include beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, purple, red and silver for upholstery, with black, beige, white and wood listed for bases. Options may vary by model, so use the individual listing to confirm a particular combination. The collection lists both wood and metal as base materials; the Low and Upholstered Armchair descriptions specifically identify a wood base.
Practical checks before selecting
- Compare the chair’s fixed seat and back heights with the users and the surrounding furniture.
- Check the available upholstery and base combination for the specific model, rather than assuming every collection color applies to each chair.
- Review the stated maximum load of 135 kg and the two-year warranty in relation to your workplace requirements.
- Consider whether castors are appropriate for the intended floor and whether the chair should be repositionable.
Once you have a preferred profile and configuration, review the model details and quantities needed for the space. Myntwork offers these Loook Industries Area lounge chairs on a monthly lease, so you can consider them as part of a planned workplace furniture setup.
Frequently asked questions about Loook Industries Area Chair Armchair
What is the difference between the Area lounge chair models?
The Hybrid model has a higher profile and Gabriel Cura fabric. The Low model has a wood base and multiple color options. The Upholstered Armchair combines Gabriel Cura fabric and a wood base with castors.
Are the Area lounge chairs adjustable?
No. The collection details list seat height, back height and seat depth as non-adjustable. Compare the fixed proportions with the users and furniture around the chair.
Which Area model has castors?
The Area Upholstered Armchair With Armrests is described with castors. Check its individual listing for the configuration details relevant to your space.
What upholstery colors can I choose from?
The collection lists beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, purple, red and silver. Availability can differ by model, so confirm the options on the individual product listing.
Are Area lounge chairs suitable for a reception or shared office area?
They are lounge-style chairs with armrests and fabric upholstery, making them an option to consider for reception and informal shared spaces. Choose based on profile, base details and how the seating area will be used.
