Anch Oak Stackable Chair
Anch Chair from Andersen Furniture is a versatile and stackable chair, designed to integrate effortlessly into a wide range of interiors – from offices and meeting rooms to canteens and restaurants. With its modern design language and timeless expression, Anch combines the familiar with the distinctive, making it a natural choice for both new and established spaces.
The Anch chair is designed by Ari Kanerva and crafted of oak. Its understated design conveys a calm and confident presence. Whether standing alone, stacked, or placed around a table, Anch maintains its visual harmony.
Every element is carefully balanced – no detail dominates, allowing the whole to emerge with clarity and purpose. Anch doesn’t seek attention but fulfills its function with style. It combines comfort, practicality, and adaptability without compromising its unique character.
The Anch Chair is available with an upholstered seat in a wide range of colours and materials.
The Anch Chair with a veneer seat can be stacked up to 6 chairs.
The Anch Chair with an upholstered seat can be stacked up to 4 chairs. Please note that pressure marks may occur.
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