Herman Miller's Aeron chair is an iconic ergonomic office chair recognized around the world.
Its design dates back to 1994. The Aeron chair was a pioneer in material innovation and ergonomics, breaking with the standard use of foam and upholstery and quickly changing our perception of what an office chair was and making it a global icon that has persisted to this day.
Its designers created a timeless, comfortable and elegant chair with an appropriate backrest to avoid the most common injuries in office chair users: cervical and lumbar pain, bad posture, etc.
The design of the Aeron chair was a revolution in the field of ergonomics and office seating. The origin of its design stems from an idea as old as mankind itself: comfort. Its designers, Bill Stumpf and Don Chadwick, succeeded in creating a design unlike anything known before. The result was a health-promoting office chair with versatile performance and an inclusive size for all types of people and anatomies. The Aeron design was pioneering in terms of ergonomic and material innovation. We can say that the Aeron chair succeeded in changing people's perception of what an office chair could be, and in doing so also found a place in popular culture.