QiVi 

QiVi meeting chair is designed to encourage movement, support different postures and guarantee ergonomic comfort, thanks to an innovative combination of a pivoting backrest and sliding seat. 

Benefits & features

• QiVi is built on a hybrid concept, with a pivoting backrest and sliding seat.
• It moves with the body. It allows people to naturally shift their position for long seated periods.
• The different backrests have a consistent design: the 3 dimensional frame
• It is a complete family for conferences, training sessions and teaming in pairs or small groups.

Different versions

• Two different backrests: net or plain back
• 5 stars on castors (with or without armrest)
• 4 stars on glides (with or without armrest)
• Sled version (stackable on option - with or without armrest)
• 4 legs (stackable - with or without armrest)
• 4 legs on castors (stackable  - with or without armrest)

Design awards

2010
Germany - iF Design Award
The Design Forum International in Hannover honoured the meeting chair QiVi with the coveted iF Design Award.
The IF Design Award has been one of the most important design awards since 1954. Every year more than 1800 products from 30 different countries are registered. The jury was composed of international designers.

Germany - ‘Red Dot’ award 2010 
The collaborative chair QiVi received a ‘Red Dot’ award 2010 in the Product Design category. The international “Red Dot design award” is one of the largest and most famous design competitions in the world. Based in Germany, Red Dot attracts submissions from more than 50 countries.

Japan - Good Design Award
The collaborative seat Qivi was granted a Good Design Award by the Japan Industrial Design Promotion Organization (JIDPO), during the design exhibition ‘GOOD DESIGN EXPO’, hosted in Tokyo. Good Design Expo is one of the biggest design event in Asia. The event showcases items subject to the 2nd screening of Good Design Awards.

North America - Good Design® award
The collaborative chair QiVi was awarded the Good Design® award. This award is granted by the Chicago Athenaeum of Architecture and Design. Founded in 1950, Good Design awards publicly acknowledge the world’s most prestigious industrial design firms and manufacturers.