Herman Miller Embody Office Chair with Adjustable Arms and Carpet Casters in Black Balance

The Embody Chair (2008) was specifically designed by Bill Stumpf and Jeff Weber for people who work or game in front of computers to promote good posture and a feeling of floating, while providing ergonomic support. Its narrow back allows for twisting and reaching, while the "spine" automatically adjusts to the body's curve. Whether in a forward or reclined position, the lumbar support stays with the user, providing the freedom to move and improving blood circulation and oxygen flow to the brain for better focus.

The chair has a dimple/golf ball look and prevents heat buildup, and was developed with input from over 20 physicians and PhDs in the fields of biomechanics, vision, physical therapy, and ergonomics to set a new benchmark for pressure distribution, natural alignment, and support for healthy movement.

Embody's back is designed like a human's, with a central spine and flexible ribs, and the Backfit adjustment allows the backrest to be positioned in line with the spine's natural curve, adapting to the user's movement and providing constant support whether leaning forward or reclining.

In addition to features like tilt limiter, adjustable seat depth, fully adjustable arms, graphite base and frame, black arm pads, and carpet casters, Embody's Pixelated Support and Layers of Intelligence provide dynamic matrix of pixels for even weight distribution and airflow for comfort.

Every part of Embody's design was created with a specific, healthful purpose in mind, and its technology is not hidden, but instead a part of its aesthetic.

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