Kitsy
Soak up a little bit of inner sunshine with Kitsy, an abundantly functional guest chair collection that’s nothing short of delightful. Its light and nimble design allows for convenient stacking capabilities, offering the ideal solution for when space is at a premium, while a spectrum of base styles, colorful shell and upholstery choices provide all the elements for creating a dynamic focal point in any room.
Soak up a little bit of inner sunshine with Kitsy, an abundantly functional guest chair collection that’s nothing short of delightful. Its light and nimble design allows for convenient stacking capabilities, offering the ideal solution for when space is at a premium, while a spectrum of base styles, colorful shell and upholstery choices provide all the elements for creating a dynamic focal point in any room.
Features
Polypropylene Shell and Fully Upholstered Models
Polypropylene Shell Available in 7 Colors and Consists of 30% Recycled Material
Five Base Options Available: 4-Leg, A-Frame, Swivel with Glides, Swivel with Casters and Wood Legs
Swivel Base Models with Glides Feature Self-Return
Swivel Base Model with Casters Features Non-Tilt, Height Adjustable Mechanism
4-Leg Model Offered with Arms or Armless
Arm Finish will Match Leg Finish Unless Specified Otherwise
Wood Legs Available in all Standard and Custom Finishes on Beech
4-Leg Models Stack up to 5 High Standing or 10 with Dolly, with or without Arms
A-Frame Models Stack up to 7 High Standing or 8 with Dolly
300 lb. Weight Capacity
BIFMA LEVEL® and SCS Indoor Advantage Gold Certified
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Designed By
Residing in the Netherlands, Just was essentially born into the furniture industry, with his father being one of the founders of Kembo, a Dutch seating manufacturer. He joined his father’s company after completing his architectural studies where he discovered his passion for chair design. Enjoying the challenge of combining great design with the functionality of sitting comfortably, his constant search for the best solutions was the creative drive from which he was able to bring something new and original to each concept. In 1989, he started Indecom Furniture Design together with his son Eelco Meijer, enabling greater flexibility to pursue the distribution of their designs and products to the international furniture market.
