There’s a reason why designers always return to chairs as miniature vision statements: Chairs are small-scale experiments in architecture and distilled exercises in accommodating the body’s need for comfort.

The Colorado-based furniture company Noho displays a solid understanding of this with its debut release, the Noho Move chair, which offers top ergonomic performance without sacrificing style. The eco-minded company teamed up with the design experts at Formway studios to create a chair that moves fluidly with the sitter.

Made primarily of upcycled plastic, the chair’s streamlined form includes a meshlike, breathable seat that allows four-way flexibility. It also helps improve circulation and relieves pressure points.

Particularly notable for a wellness-driven design are the chair’s slender, angled legs, which have midcentury-modern flair and make the piece worthy of dining rooms and living rooms, as well as the home office.

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The chair is available in black or white, and can be customized with soft, New Zealand wool cushions in a range of neutrals and brights.

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Learn more about the noho move chair at noho.co.