Setu Chair
- Designed by: Studio 7.5
- Made by: Herman Miller
- Price: $579.00
Sitting at a desk all day can be pretty brutal on your body, especially when the shape of your seat is making you bend, twist, and lean in ways that strain. Studio 7.5 has teamed up with Herman Miller (a company that knows ergonomics and good design can go oh-so-well together) to create Setu, a task chair that takes the guesswork out of getting the adjustments just right. Levers and knobs have been eliminated in favor of the kinematic spine—the form of which mimics your own—which means that all you have to do for posture relief is, well, sit. Setu is currently available exclusively at Room & Board through Thanksgiving, when it will be available at all Herman Miller retailers.
More info: hermanmiller.com
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