Allseating Unveils L1 Guest Chair

Allseating introduces L1® guest, a new guest seating solution that brings ergonomic comfort and the refined design language of the L1 collection to shared commercial spaces.

L1 guest delivers ergonomic support and modern style to waiting spaces while maintaining exceptional value. Building on the design language of L1 task®, L1 guest extends the collection beyond the workstation, creating visual continuity across meeting areas, waiting rooms, reception spaces, and other shared environments.

As commercial spaces become increasingly flexible and multifunctional, designers are looking for seating that can transition comfortably across a range of shared environments while contributing to how welcoming and considered a space feels. L1 guest responds to this shift with a versatile solution for waiting areas and other shared spaces in workplace, education, and healthcare environments.

“Guest seating often sets the tone for how a space feels, so it needs to be both welcoming and purposeful,” says Connor Moreby, Design and Development Manager at Allseating. “With L1 guest, we wanted to build on the look and feel of the L1 collection while creating a comfortable, versatile chair that could work across a wide range of shared spaces.”

Soft edges and a generously cushioned seat give L1 guest an inviting presence, balancing visual softness with everyday comfort. The chair is available armless or with arms, which provide added support when sitting down or standing up in waiting rooms and other public-facing environments.

Designed with customization in mind, L1 guest coordinates finishes with L1 task by offering mesh options and frame finishes in matte black or matte birch, giving designers greater freedom to create a cohesive space. The mesh back is available in 32 colors across 4 patterns, some of which are bleach-cleanable for added durability in high-use environments.

Together, these options position L1 guest as a flexible extension of the broader L1 collection: bringing a consistent design language beyond the workstation and into the shared spaces that shape the everyday experience of a commercial interior.