Multi Ergonomic Chair, Vidar 0443 Varier

Meet the Multi ™ ergonomic chair - an innovative solution from the renowned Norwegian brand Varier, which breaks the schemes of traditional office furniture. is not only an ergonomic chair for work, but also a stylish and functional element of equipment for any modern interior. Perfect for a home office, coworking space, office or workplace at a standard table. Designed for your spine, lifestyle and daily mobility.

Thanks to the adjustable position of the seat (four inclination angles), Multi ™ provides ergonomics that works for you. The highest setting allows for an almost vertical attitude as healthy for the back as standing, which significantly reduces the tension in the lower spine and supports the correct figure. The chair is also distinguished by the flexibility of use - Just slightly move them towards or from the table, and Multi ™ will naturally follow your movement. This is intuitive support that you will appreciate from the first use.

The whole is complemented by Scandinavian design and European quality. Multi ™ was designed in Norway, and produced in Poland from top -class components: wood from Slovenia, foam and screws from Poland, polypropylene from Norway.

Peter Holmblad

Peter Holmblad is a Danish designer and manager who played a key role in the brand's development Stelton - one of the icons of Scandinavian design. As a managing director of the company for over 30 years, he introduced modern Pode to industrial design, cooperating, among others with Arne Jacobsen and Erik Magnussen. Holmblad also created himself - his best known project is the classic corkscrew Stelton, valued for functionality, simplicity and elegant form. It is characterized by attachment to the idea that design should be both aesthetic and practical. Thanks to his vision and consistency, Mark Stelton has become a global symbol of minimalist, lasting design. Peter Holmblad is a character who defined modern Pode Jest to design everyday objects, remaining faithful to the Scandinavian philosophy of design.