Comfort awaits!
After years of wanting one, and after my last chair broke, I finally treated myself to a new Herman Miller Aeron. First introduced in 1994, it was in instant classic and was chosen for the permanent design collection of the Museum of Modern Art. Though the basic design is now well over a decade old, Herman Miller has continued to improve on perfection. They've updated the lumbar support to their new PostureFit system, they've added the polished base option, and most recently have partnered with Sit4Less.com to finally appease the masses for their request for a true black color (versus the various greys and neutrals previously available). With as much time as I spend at the computer, comfort and ergonomics were of great importance to me. I also tried out the Leap by Steelcase and the Liberty by Humanscale, as well as several others that were said to have been some of the best chairs out there, and while they were nice, for me, the best fit definitely was the Aeron.... plus I think it just looks cooler too! Should be waiting for me when I get back from Chicago next week.




Labels: Aeron, Herman Miller









