Lounge armchair
Neon
The Neon combines the comfort of an armchair with the functionality of a visitor chair, ideal for executive rooms, lounge areas, or upscale receptions. Its enveloping shape, generous upholstery, and sturdy frame place it in our category of lounge armchairs for the office.
The arms are built into the backrest's volume, with no separate pieces, giving it a continuous silhouette that works well when several are placed together against a wall. Upholstery is available in faux leather or fabric: faux leather where cleaning is frequent, fabric where warmth matters more.
Features
Mechanism
Fixed, no adjustments.
Armrests
Built into the backrest's volume.
Materials
Upholstery available in faux leather or fabric.
Base
Fixed, metal.
Color
Ergonomics level
Who it's for
The Neon makes sense if…
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Frequently asked questions
About the Neon chair.
We answer the most common questions about the Neon chair: adjustments, dimensions, and warranty.
Is it a chair or an armchair? +
It sits halfway between the two, and that's the point. It has the enveloping shape and generous upholstery of an armchair, but keeps the scale of a visitor chair, so it takes up far less room than a standalone sofa. It works well in receptions where a lounge armchair would feel out of proportion.
Faux leather or fabric? +
Faux leather is the better choice where cleaning is frequent or stains are a risk: a damp cloth wipes it clean without soaking in. Fabric suits spaces that call for warmth and texture, and usually comes in more color options. The frame and shape are identical in both.
Can it be used in a meeting room? +
That's not its best use. With built-in arms and an enveloping shape, it takes up more width than a meeting chair and doesn't tuck fully under a table. For meetings, the Verona visitor chair or the San Pietro is a better fit.
Is it good for long waits? +
Its ergonomics level is 1 of 5, with no adjustments, but an armchair's comfort comes from the padding and the backrest angle, not from mechanisms. It works well for a reception wait; for working at a table, it's not the right piece.
Does it comply with the Ley Silla? +
Yes. The Ley Silla is a Mexican labor-reform law that requires employers to provide workers with seating that has a backrest, and the Neon meets that requirement. For actual workstations, though, the standard is better met with an adjustable task chair.
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