Why this sidechair earns its place
Taupe is the finish that lets the Cross chair blend into almost any scheme — warmer than a straight grey, neutral enough to sit against wood, tile or render without a fight. The shell itself is softly moulded polypropylene, which gives it both its contemporary look and a comfortable seat and backrest, while the material is chosen specifically for strength: a supportive, sturdy frame rather than a lightweight stand-in.
That comfort doesn't come at the expense of durability. The Cross has been CATAS tested to contract quality — independent testing that confirms it's strong and durable enough for genuinely commercial settings, not just occasional domestic use. The backrest is built into the chair's classic, robust silhouette, giving proper support through a long sitting rather than just a token lean-back.
Being polypropylene through and through, the taupe Cross is rated for both indoor and outdoor use, so it can sit on a terrace in summer and move inside without a second thought. It's stackable up to four chairs high, which makes storing spares between services, or clearing a room for an event, straightforward. At 870mm high, 510mm wide and 510mm deep, and weighing 3.6kg, it's easy to move but sturdy enough to hold up under daily use. It's sold as a pack of two and comes with a 1-year warranty.
