Henrik Schulz Squeeze Chair for Arqsit

The design

Swedish architect and designer Henrik Schulz has designed Squeeze, a stackable chair family for Czech manufacturer Arqsit. It is made for public settings and works for anything from a quick lunch to a full day at a conference. The chair combines an 18 mm steel tube frame with a moulded plywood shell.

Built to stack

Squeeze is defined by how it stacks. Each chair fits closely into the one below and leaves minimal vertical space between them. Even a tall stack comes together as one compact block. That matters in conference venues, canteens and other spaces where seating is regularly cleared and set out again.

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Versions

Squeeze is a product family rather than a single model. It comes with or without armrests, in a smooth wood finish or upholstered.

About Arqsit

Arqsit is a Czech family company based in Otrokovice that makes furniture for public spaces, including chairs, tables and seating systems. It was previously known as MMP Metal. The name change came with a new visual identity and a new product collection.

About Henrik Schulz

Henrik Schulz trained at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg and in Copenhagen. He has run his own practice in the Gothenburg area since 2008, working across architecture, interiors, furniture and exhibition concepts. His product work includes Siglo and Rubik for Horreds, the Charge lamp for ateljé Lyktan, and the Wei collection for Bejot. Through Henrik Schulz Home, developed with SnickarPer, he also offers architect-designed houses in several sizes.

By Editorial Team, ScandinavianDesign.com