The Manerba Easy Chair, designed by Federica Biasi, is a versatile option for a multiplicity of spaces. The chair combines the convenience of a stackable design with the refinement of metal and wood materials. The main feature of the Manerba Easy Chair is a gently curving, ergonomic birch backrest that makes the chair feel open and inviting while adding a dash of class.
Upholstery covers the cushioned seat and backrest of the chair, contributing stylish points of comfort and relaxation. The chair's slim legs are spread widely apart at an offset angle, offering unparalleled stability paired with smart mobility. The metal frame of the Manerba Easy Chair comes in black matte and light gray, and the birch backrest comes in a natural, walnut, or black painted finish. The Manerba Easy Chair is ideal for home and office settings and fits seamlessly into restaurants and cafes as well.
Image Credit: Stefania Zanetti for Dexigner, Manerba
What's Driving This Trend
- Ergonomic Furniture Design
- There is opportunity to explore ergonomic designs in more industries beyond office furniture.
- Sustainable Materials
- There is potential for more industries to incorporate sustainable materials into their designs.
- Multipurpose Design
- There is a growing need for furniture that can serve multiple functions in smaller spaces.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture
- With the growing emphasis on sustainability and ergonomic design, furniture companies have the opportunity to explore new materials and designs.
- Hospitality
- The demand for stylish and comfortable seating in restaurants and cafes presents an opportunity for the hospitality industry to invest in sleek, multifunctional chairs.
- Education
- Ergonomic chairs like the Manerba Easy Chair could benefit students, making it an opportunity for schools and universities to invest in new furniture designs.
