Aeron Chair by Herman Miller

Vendor: Office Designs

Aeron Chair by Herman Miller. While its iconic form has remained unchanged, the Herman Miller Aeron chair???s materials and performance have been remastered to meet the needs of today???s workers and work spaces. With the help of original designer, Don Chadwick, Herman Miller has updated everything about the chair from the caster up to create a brand new experience—without compromising the essence of the Aeron Chair. Advancements in the science of sitting helped Herman Miller improve the health-positive experience, widen the range of cross-performance capabilities, and smoothen Aeron???s movement and recline. PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS 8Z Pellicle™ Suspension with 8 Tension Zones Adjustable Lumbar Support (optional) Adjustable PostureFit SL™ (optional) Custom Fit with Fewer Dial Turns Slimmer Tilt Mechanism 3 Curated Color and Finish Options Adjustment Guide View our Aeron Chair and Aeron Stool adjustment guide here. An Official Herman Miller Retailer We're an authorized Herman Miller retailer. This means we're official. We sell new factory-direct chairs complete with Herman Miller's own 12-Year warranty. You can purchase confidently from Office Designs knowing you'll be receiving genuine Herman Miller product. 12-year Warranty Our Aeron chairs come with a 12-year Herman Miller warranty. This warranty is a promise that Aeron lives up to the highest standards in the industry. If for some reason the chair fails to live up to this standard, Herman Miller will ship and repair it at no cost to you. To learn more read the Herman Miller Warranty (PDF) Aeron, Remastered to Perform Today When Herman Miller released the Aeron chair in 1994, it quickly began to change the landscape. With a comprehensive approach to ergonomics, anthropometrics, and user functionality, it performed like no chair that had come before. In doing so, it also ended up looking like no chair that had come before. With Aeron, materials don???t simply contribute to the appearance of the chair, they are the design. In revisiting Aeron for today???s work and workers, every effort was made to significantly improve upon the comfort and performance of the original, while also creating a beautiful, harmonious look-and-feel through updated colors, materials, and finishes. Through hundreds of samples, tests, and iterations, Herman Miller arrived at three tightly curated, holistic material expressions. Graphite is the darkest, a modern take on the original Aeron. Carbon offers a balanced neutral that works equally well in warm and cool environments. Mineral is the lightest, ideal for today???s more open environments. Created through a unique painting process, Aeron???s satin aluminum finish offers a luster redolent of high-end electronic equipment. Colors were developed to harmonize with the chair???s other components. Details such as these contribute to a product worthy of the Aeron name, but they are not enough. Each detail contributes to a seamless whole. To simplify the specification process, Herman Miller now offers Aeron in a range of three tightly curated, holistic material expressions: Graphite, Carbon, and Mineral. 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. HermanMiller1 655