Contract furnishings company Stylex has teamed up with designer Mark Kapka to expand its Verve Seating Collection. The new Verve Bucket family of task and guest chairs provides a versatile solution for hotel guest rooms and meeting spaces.
Characterized by a sculpted shell and enveloping shape, Verve Bucket was designed for flexibility and comfort. Its angled back and rolled-down arms are like a lounge chair, while its polypropylene shell wraps around the body, offering built-in lumbar support and just the right amount of flex. A raised rippled pattern along the chair’s outer frame adds unexpected texture while its profile and broad seat support a wide range of postures, promoting healthy sitting and movement.
In addition to Verve’s assortment of colorful recyclable polypropylene shells, the chair’s multiple base options offers versatility. Base choices include a four-leg tube, aluminum or wood frame; a four-blade, non-swivel, fixed-height sled; a four-blade, swivel, fixed-height offering; and a five-blade height-adjustable take. Wood bases are available in natural maple, white oak, walnut or opaque black, and metal bases in polished aluminum or an array of 26 VOC-free powder coat shades ranging from neutrals to pastels. Chairs may be specified with hard or soft casters, plastic glides or glides with felt pads.
Crafted in the U.S. with special consideration for the environment, Verve Bucket is Greenguard IAQ- and Level 1-certified and available in CET, making it easy to specify. Additional sustainability features include Verve Bucket’s VOC-free powder coat finishes and water-based adhesives. The chair’s aluminum base, arms and sled frame also are made of recycled material.