Real reviews, videos & news for premium chairs

Video review of Furmax Office/Gaming Chair by Bob, Alex, and Liz. Users comment on size concerns for taller people (6'3"), height not fitting some desks, and overall positive reception. One user mentions it fits perfectly at 5'1", another asks about weight capacity and durability.

A brief video showcasing the Herman Miller Nelson Coconut Chair, designed by George Nelson & Associates in 1955. The post highlights its iconic status in 20th century design and notes its production history with Herman Miller and Vitra.

A presentation of the Eero Saarinen Womb Chair and Ottoman produced by Knoll in Cato upholstery. Notes the chair was designed at Florence Knoll's request and has become one of Saarinen and Knoll's most iconic pieces.

A user comment expresses frustration about chair depth and under-thigh support in general lounge and office chairs, including the Swan Chair. They compare chairs unfavorably to car seats and couches, feeling that typical chair depths of 43-49cm are insufficient and make them feel like sitting on a window ledge.

A guide on how to authenticate a genuine Knoll Barcelona Chair designed by Mies van der Rohe, distinguishing it from counterfeit versions. User comments discuss the tips applying mainly to newer production, warranty expectations, and varied opinions on the value of authentic versus replica versions.

This is a product manual/guide for the Interstuhl JOYCEis3 JC2N1 office chair. It mentions the chair is designed for optimal performance during daily work tasks and has adjustment features compliant with Dutch NPR-1813 practice guidelines.

User reconditioned a diamond wire chair by removing rust and restoring it to a shiny condition. Another user asked for advice on fixing severe flaky chrome on chair legs.

Brief mention of the Knoll Platner Lounge Chair appearing in the SBS drama 'Midas'. The content is a short notice identifying Platner furniture pieces shown in the TV show, including the lounge chair among other Platner collection items.

A comparison video testing the Anthros Chair against Herman Miller Embody and Steelcase Gesture to determine if they reach the same S-Tier comfort level. The reviewer notes Anthros seems to be the only chair that actually supports the back in all positions, though questions the high $2,500 MSRP price point.