Adaptive. Engineered. Supportive.
The LUX Chair is a high-back ergonomic task chair built around a dual mesh backrest. Two mesh layers are separated by a central structural support, so the outer layer flexes with the user while the frame behind it holds the shape of the back. Seat and backrest are cushioned in high-resilience moulded foam produced through a water-foaming process, and the whole assembly is carried on a five-star base with castors.
Adjustment is where the chair earns its place. Lumbar support, seat height, seat depth and armrest position can all be set independently, so one chair specification can accommodate a wide range of body sizes rather than requiring variants across a floor. A balanced tilt mechanism lets the backrest follow the user into a recline and lock at a chosen angle, making the shift between focused work and a moment away from the screen a matter of fingertip pressure. That adaptability suits open-plan offices, executive settings, meeting rooms and home workspaces equally.
Combining considered ergonomics, tested materials and a restrained visual language, the LUX Chair delivers seating that adjusts to the person rather than asking the person to adjust to it.