The new Jima by the French designer Patrick Norguet ticks all the boxes: form<\/strong>, function<\/strong>, comfort<\/strong> and detail<\/strong>. This sleek<\/strong>, expressive<\/strong> chair<\/strong> will fit seamlessly into different worlds \u2013 an office, an coworking place, a waiting room,…<\/p>\n Particularly noteworthy is the single, flowing line running from the top of the back, via the arms to the bottom of the seat. This makes it appear as if the seat cushion is locked in an embrace, providing flexibility<\/strong> and maximum comfort. \u2018The design concept for the Jima was inspired by the Kalm armchair from 2015. Adding a multifunctional set of chairs, which is what Jima is, to this family opens up new possibilities. This expressive chair is the perfect match for public spaces<\/strong>. You could group several Jimas together in a restaurant<\/strong>, workplace<\/strong> or conference room<\/strong>, lending the space a unique sense of style<\/strong>.\u2019<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Comfortable chair with clean lines The new Jima by the French designer Patrick Norguet ticks all the boxes: form, function, comfort and detail. This sleek, expressive chair will fit seamlessly into different worlds \u2013 an office, an coworking place, a waiting room,… Particularly noteworthy is the single, flowing line running from the top of the \u2026<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":9984,"parent":0,"menu_order":502,"template":"","meta":[],"marques":[331],"types":[146,147,156,155],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n