The Morning Shift range is one chair idea in five backs, so a coffee shop can mix shapes across zones and still read as one room. Every version sits on a slim tubular frame and pairs with small oak-top tables on brushed stainless pedestals. The versions shown are:
- a round cane back with a cream upholstered seat on a champagne-tone frame
- a curved walnut shell with a black padded seat on black legs
- three horizontal oak slats over a sage vinyl seat on chrome
- a walnut plywood back with a black seat pad on chrome
- a molded plywood seat and back on chrome legs, no upholstery
The tables in the photos are 24-28 in (61-71 cm) square or round tops on disc or four-star bases, sized for two guests and easy to push together for four.
Construction: chrome-plated or powder-coated steel tube frames; plywood or solid oak backs; seats in vinyl over high-resilience foam or bare plywood; nylon glides.
Where it works: specialty coffee bars, bakery-cafes, counter-service cafes and grab-and-go spots with a short dwell time.
Options: frame finish, seat color, back type per zone; table tops in oak veneer, laminate or sintered stone.
