This is our full office seating range in one listing, covering desk chairs, meeting and visitor seating, stools and soft furniture. It suits Irish offices planning seating for a whole building rather than a single desk. It is our broadest page, so if you know what you need, the specific chair ranges below will be quicker.
Match the seat to how long people sit
Every seat does one of four jobs, and the clearest way to tell them apart is how long someone will spend sitting in it.
- Desk work: hours at a time, so adjustment and support matter most. Start with task and operator chairs.
- Meetings and visitors: minutes rather than hours, where looks and stacking count for more.
- High seating: draughtsman chairs and stools at high benches, bistro tables and counters.
- Soft seating: used in receptions and breakout spaces, where the furniture helps define the area.
Spend where the hours are
Choosing one chair for everybody tends to waste money on rooms used a couple of times a week while underserving the people who sit all day. A team at their desks from morning to evening deserves proper task seating, while the meeting room down the corridor rarely does. For private offices and boardrooms, see executive chairs.
Choosing by material
If appearance is driving the decision, mesh, fabric and leather are each available across the roles above. Compare them in our office chairs and seating range.
