The Common Too Chair, designed by Börge Lindau, was developed as a functional and stackable chair for public environments. The design combines a clear structural logic with an ergonomically shaped seat and backrest.

The seat and back are made from curved wooden elements that subtly support the body. These wooden components are mounted on a slender four-legged metal frame that provides stability and durability during intensive use. The construction allows the chairs to be stacked easily, making them suitable for flexible room layouts.

Within Contemporary design, the chair reflects the Scandinavian approach to contract furniture: clearly constructed, durable and visually restrained. The design focuses not on expressive form but on practical usability and ergonomic comfort.

The Common Too Chair is often used in auditoriums, meeting rooms and educational environments where flexibility and robustness are essential.