The designers’, Jeff Weber and Bill Stumpf, goal of the Embody chair for Herman Miller was to create a chair that benefits both your body and mind. The chair promotes movement allowing more blood and oxygen flow to your brain, which will keep you focused and functional throughout the workday. This is shown in not […]

The Lox Bucket Seat for Walter Knoll is a combination of the best of modern aesthetics and comfort. Designers from PearsonLloyd, Luke Pearson and Tom Lloyd, created this inviting and contemporary chair with a sweeping bucket shape to support your back and a comfortable seat and back pad made from leather or colorful fabric. The […]

Steelcase’s i2i chair was specifically designed to promote collaboration and maintain comfort while connecting with others. A chair that can move, breathe and lets you adjust while maintaining eye contact with each other without sacrificing comfort. The dual swivel mechanism allows the seat and back to move both together or independently, allowing complete comfort without […]

Herman Miller came to the innovative design team Studio 7.5 to create a chair with an emphasis on movement. The Setu flexes to your every move from the moment you sit down. There’s nothing to tilt or adjust, the chair and the user become one with every shift. The spiraling shape is inspired by nature […]

Herman Miller partners with Studio 7.5 to create a chair that is almost contradictory in terms, a more supportive chair with less material and fewer adjustments with a better fit. The 567 holes in the backrest create flex zones for an appropriate level of flexibility for support and adjustment and allows the body to breathe […]

The Chadwick, named after designer Don Chadwick, combines his 30 years of experience in designing award-winning furniture with the finest principles of Knoll design. Its Active Suspension technology joins a unique synchronized recline with a propriety elastomeric fabric that anticipates and reacts to your body’s movement with energizing comfort and a supportive ride. An optional […]

PearsonLloyd’s Cobi was designed for Steelcase with three observations in mind: that chairs should promote movement and be comfortable for long periods of time, adjustments should be automatic and intuitve, and chairs should support multiple postures. Each element of Cobi was designed to flex and adjust to your body. The top flexing edge lets you […]

The Aeron chair is the most well-known ergonomic office, designed by Don Chadwick and Bill Stumpf in 1994, the beginning of countless knock-offs for good reason. Its revolutionary look and advanced ergonomics won it several awards and gained it a spot in the Museum of Modern Art’s permanent collection. It comes in three different sizes […]

A beautifully distinctive shape with a soaring back is formed by a steel frame and covered with injected cold foam. Available with a swivel base, 4 legs or on a wheeled star base. A matching footstool is also available. L x W x H x seat height 58 x 55 x 73 x 45 cm […]

Diffrient World marks Humanscale’s first foray into all-mesh task seating. Like its mesh-backed forerunner, Liberty, the Diffrient World chair’s tri-panel backrest hugs the body to provide tailor-made lumbar support, while its mesh seat eliminates contact stress under the thighs. But Diffrient World’s major innovation is its mechanism-free recline action, which leverages two parts of the […]