And, just like its older relative, the Averio XS is highly customisable. There are several textile and leather versions to choose from for the fully upholstered armchair. The seat as well as the inside and outside of the backrest can be finished in either a uniform or contrasting design with different materials and colours. Depending on preference, the backrest upholstery can also be more taut or slightly looser. For even more comfort, the latter option has a layer of padding under the upholstery cover, whose casual folds’ similarity to your comfortable sofa at home is anything but a coincidence. Over the last few years, our relationship with our workplace has changed a lot, as we all know. Homeliness, comfort and security are at the forefront of the requirements placed on contemporary working environments. Züco is also setting new standards in this arena and has created a range that is by no means limited to office use – the versatile and multi-talented Averio XS works just as well at home.
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