The Bowtie Chair: A Dressed-Up Take on Relaxed Seating
The modern workplace has loosened its tie.
As workplaces become more flexible, collaborative and informal, the furniture in them is changing too. Rigid, corporate seating is making way for pieces that feel softer, more expressive and better suited to the way people actually work today.
Enter the Bowtie Chair from Ditto Designs.
True to its name, the Bowtie has a dressed-up quality. Its sculptural wraparound shell, mustard upholstery, and unique silhouette give it a polished, considered presence. But this is formalwear with a twist. Rather than feeling stiff or traditional, Bowtie brings ergonomic styling, character and ease to the workplace.
Designed for flexible and collaborative environments, the Bowtie offers a refreshing visual alternative. The emphasis on shape and personality means this chair feels equally at home in an informal meeting area or pause space as it does around a boardroom table.
At a functional level, the swivel function allows for easy movement – there’s no pain in the neck with this Bowtie! – while the aluminium base gives you durability for the long run. You can check out how it compares to other models on Ditto Connect.
The balance of distinctive looks and smart functioning is what gives the Bowtie its appeal: perfect for workplaces looking to feel more human and more flexible but still make a smart and professional first impression.
Contact: Ditto Design
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