Suit Chair

Suit Chair is a chair designed by Monica Förster and produced by the Artifort Brand. Available in different finishes.

This chair, fully upholstered, combines professional elegance with individual elegance. Fully padded and upholstereArtifort Suit Chair

d, this chair introduces a new standard for seating comfort for public environments, restaurants, offices and residential environments. 

The silhouette of the seat adapts perfectly to the body, like a haute couture suit. Suit will add elegance and impose its individuality in any space.

There’s nothing better than making a good first impression that combines professional elegance with an individual personality. 

With the fully upholstered Suit chair, Monica Förster introduces a new standard of seating comfort for restaurants, workplaces and homeowners with a strong sense of style.

The distinctive silhouette of the Suit, with its elegant open back and flowing lines, effortlessly matches the contours of the body.

 It’s a surprisingly comfortable and inviting chair, whose soft upholstery embraces the user like a chic tailor-made suit. 

This unique chair will add an exclusive elegance and individuality to any space.

Product details: Suit

- Elegant, fully upholstered chair with an inviting form.

- A sculptured design language that allows the user to adopt an elegant posture.

- Perfect comfort. The open back ensures that the user can always find a comfortable sitting posture,

whether that means sitting up straight or sitting back and relaxing, making it possible to stay at the

dinner table for several hours without feeling any desire to get up and move elsewhere.

- A compact chair that projects a wonderful sense of spaciousness.

- Easy to move on gliders or castors, making Suit the perfect match for a luxurious dining table, a

unique meeting space and a variety of desks.

- Available in two versions: Suit on gliders or on castors.

Dimensions

32.67" H x 23.22" W x 22.44" D

83 cm H x 59 cm W x 57 cm D

Seat height: 18.89"/48 cm

Artifort

Art & Comfort is what this world-famous brand stands for. And for timeless design. Design that endures. Design that is authoritative. 

Design for sitting, waiting, meeting, storing, and discussing. Form and function in exquiste harmony.

Artifort began in 1890, when Jules Wagemans set up business as an upholsterer in Maastricht. His son, Henricus Wagemans, 

expanded the company into a furniture factory - by the end of the 1920's, the brand had a showroom in Amsterdam and was nationally known.

The name "Artifort" was introduced in 1928, derived from the Latin word ‘ars’ meaning art or knowledge, 

and ‘fortis’ meaning strong or powerful. The word ‘comfort’ is also reflected in this brand name.

The arrival of interior and furniture designer Kho Liang Ie helped Artifort develop into a brand with icon status. His forward-looking view, 

his great knowledge of design, and his international contacts were not only determining factors in the successes of the 1960's and 70's, 

but have continued to exert their influence up to this day. In 1959, Kho Liang Ie recruited the French designer Pierre Paulin, 

who introduced new techniques and constructions. Under the inspiring, creative leadership of Harry Wagemans, 

the company continued to attract young and established design talent. Nel Verschuuren, Bruno Ninaber van Eyben, 

Gijs Bakker and Jeremy Harvey – young designers at the time and well-established names today – came to work for Artifort.

Artifort’s policy was continued in the 1990's when the company worked with designers such as Jasper Morrison, 

Wolfgang Mezger, René Holten and Jan Pesman. The result was celebrated furniture that entirely reflected the company’s philosophy 

and the values of the brand. Design, functionality, and quality go hand in hand.

Today, Artifort continues to produce innovative, well constructed designs. It's no accident that Artifort's delightful, 

exclusive furniture is featured in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art and the Centre Pompidou.