Category Archives: Furniture

What exactly Are Computer Chairs?

By Norman | Published: February 11, 2011

I remember my dad’s office. I was very young and loved to play with the adding machines. This was back in the early 1970′s and there was no such thing as a PC or Mac let alone computer chairs. Here, the chairs there were bulky wood and only a few had padding on the seats. … read more

Office Chairs and the Advent of the Industrial Revolution

By Norman | Published: February 7, 2011

The creation of office chairs and computer chairs is directly related to the new type of jobs that came into being during the industrial revolution in the early 1900s. With the advent of industry and big business came a new need for people to conduct administrative tasks. This new breed of large businesses such as … read more

The Price of a Custom Computer Chair Weighed Against Added Productivity

By Norman | Published: February 6, 2011

If you spend large amounts of time in front of a computer screen I am sure the thought of splurging on a custom computer chair has crossed your mind. I am also sure that the imagined price of such a chair was cause enough to stop that thought in its tracks. However, if you plug … read more

Is an Ergonomic Computer Chair Really Better?

By Norman | Published: January 22, 2011

Ergonomics is defined as the physiological and psychological relationship a person has to their work environment. Therefore an ergonomic computer chair is a chair that is made specifically for those of us who work at the computer. Basically we tend to sit for long periods of time so ergonomic computer chairs are designed in a … read more

The Aeron Office Chair

By Norman | Published: January 14, 2011

The Aeron office chair was designed by Don Chadwick, and Bill Stumpf for  Herman Miller owner of the Aeron furniture company. Chadwick and Stumpf had previously made the Equa chair together and were hired by Herman to come up with a next generation office chair specifically designed for comfort during long term use. The Aeron … read more