Comfortable chair with clean lines.

JimaJima

Jima

combined with Clarion
JimaHospitality

Hospitality

photo by Studio TK
JimaJima

Jima

combined with Palladio
JimaConference Room

Conference Room

interior: PlanProject | photo: Vincent Nabbe
JimaMeeting Zone

Meeting Zone

interior by Lande NL
JimaConference Room

Conference Room

interior by Lande NL
JimaJima Highback

Jima Highback

combined with Clarion

Product details

Jima is a comfortable upholstered chair with moulded foam seat and high back.

Particularly noteworthy is the single, flowing line running from the top of the back, via the arms to the bottom of the seat.

Extensive programme of colours and fabrics, both in fabric and leather.

Available as Jima and Jima Highback.

Choose from four possible bases: an elegant swivel star-base, a five-legged height adjustable swivel base with castors, a 4-legged steel base of 4-legged wooden base.

Base available in a variety of finishes, for instance powder coat or oiled.

Jima Highback is the perfect match for a conference table, work island, dining table, meeting space in a work or home environment.

Jima's interplay of lines is the perfect match for the design language of the Kalm and Zuma chair families.

Design year 2019Design by Patrick Norguet

Textile or leather.
Duo-upholstery is an option. The back and armrests will be upholstered in one colour, and the seat in a different colour.


- 4-legged steel: the metal 4 legs are finished in a powder coat colour. Chrome is an option.

- 4-legged wood: the ash-wood legs are finished in a standard oil.

- Swiveling star-base: the base is finished in a powder coat colour or polished aluminum.

- Height-adjustable swiveling 5-legged base with castors: the base is finished in a powder coat colour. Polished aluminum as an option. In case of the finish is polished aluminum, the gas spring is always in chrome.



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Designed by Patrick Norguet

Norguet (1969, France) made his breakthrough as a designer at the end of the nineteen-nineties. With his sense of colour, formal restraint and elegant purity coupled with character and his continual search for comfort, it’s not surprising that he started designing for Artifort in 2002. In this year he designed the characteristic Apollo armchair followed by various successful pieces. Various museums around the world have included products designed by him in their collections. Norguet is also celebrated for designing high-end offices, the Okko hotels and the McDonalds restaurant on the Champs-Elysées in Paris. In 2014, GQ Magazine voted him ‘Designer of the Year 2014’.

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