Jan Kurtz Zero

Jan Kurtz draws inspiration from the school chairs of the 1920s to 1950s and presents a solid combination of steel and wood with a pronounced industrial touch. The exposed and unpainted rivets connecting the seat shell to the steel frame contribute to this aesthetic. The ergonomically slightly adjusted seat shell impresses with its tactilely pleasant plywood and real wood veneer. The metal frame is available in neutral colors or in a distinctly more vibrant color alternative, depending on the type of wood. Whether as a stackable conference chair in the office or as a versatile wooden chair between the kitchen and dining room at home, the Zero chair by Jan Kurtz offers a long service life.