Striad Mid-Back Lounge Chair 4-Star Base by Herman Miller

Vendor: Office Designs

Striad Mid-Back Lounge Chair 4-Star Base by Herman Miller. A contemporary update of the classic lounge chair, the Striad Lounge Chair with 4-Star Base brings a distinct presence, sleek and contoured form, and premium experience of comfort to a variety of spaces. Comfort First Designers Markus Jehs and J??rgen Laub brought a singular focus on comfort to every design decision on Striad. This approach informed every detail of the design, from the chair???s welcoming contours to its innovative use of materials. From Living Rooms to Lobbies Whatever upholstery and finish options you choose, Striad is well suited for conversation or relaxation in a multitude of spaces. Versatile Looks The lounge chair???s flexible inner shell can be upholstered to match or contrast with the individual cushions. Get Off Your Feet Pair the Striad Lounge Chair with a coordinating Striad Ottoman, available with a choice of wire or 4-star base, for an even more relaxing sit. About Herman Miller Founded in West Michigan in 1905, Herman Miller has grown to become a world-recognized furniture brand. As a design leader and furniture innovator, they???ve partnered with some of the most influential and iconic designers of the 20th century???designers like Charles and Ray Eames, George Nelson, Isamu Noguchi, Alexander Girard and more. In doing so, they???ve produced pieces that have become classics of industrial design, many of which are featured on permanent display in museums like the New York Museum of Contemporary Art (MoMA). Herman Miller continued that legacy in 1994 by partnering with designers Bill Stumpf and Don Chadwick. They went about developing an office chair unlike any before it. Bringing together the latest in ergonomic research and design, they developed the legendary Classic Aeron chair, the best selling office chair in the world. Today, Herman Miller continues that tradition of design forward thinking and innovation. Partnering with the next generation of industrial designers???such as Studio 7.5 and Yves Behar??? as they tackle the ergonomic and anthropometric challenges we face in today???s modern work life. HermanMiller49 721