Moonza JournalYanko Design2 min read
HighLow Chair Flips Its Backrest for Standing Meetings
Height-adjustable tables let a meeting move from sitting to standing, but chairs usually get left behind. The HighLow Chair flips its backrest into a leaning support for standing meetings.
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This design points to a real gap in the meeting room: the table changes with the meeting, but the chair stays the same. When a chair can follow the meeting too, moving from sitting to standing feels more natural.
The practical message for any office is not to treat desks and chairs separately. If you are buying a height-adjustable table for a meeting room, consider from the start where people will lean when standing and where the chairs will go. Details like these also make a multipurpose meeting room easier to use.
- Choose meeting room tables and chairs together, not separately
- Before buying a height-adjustable table, assess its use in real meetings
- For short meetings, leave enough room to stand around the table
