Cortado is a nimble chair
with a low backrest and armrests design by SuperLab
Cortado nimble chair with a low backrest and armrests, ideal for spontaneous gatherings and public spaces like cafes, shopping centres, and rooftop terraces.
It boasts a comfortable padded seat in so called dry foam for outdoor use and a robust steel frame. It also pairs seamlessly with the Workdesk.
Designed by the innovative Superlab, Cortado addresses the challenge faced by cafes: how to provide inviting seating without encouraging guests to linger too long. The solution lies in its low steel frame, serving as both backrest and armrests. Cortado is a comfy chair with a minimalist design, effortlessly fitting into a variety of settings.
Cortado is stackable, versatile, and invites you to enjoy a quick espresso, but with a touch of luxury – a cortado.
Photo: Sanna Lindberg.
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