This is a close up of the chair’s rear. The flat panels are quite flexible and the arms they are mounted on are fairly stiff, providing a frame that is supporting but can bend and twist with your motions, supporting you the whole way through.
For a full review of Herman Miller’s Embody chair, check out the TechRepublic Product Spotlight Blog.
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This is the underside of the seat. The open frame idea is present here as well, and the seat has a lot of “give” to it while still being flexible. Because of the design of the seat, the front portion can be extended or shortened, providing a customizable seat depth to accommodate both tall and short people.
For a full review of Herman Miller’s Embody chair, check out the TechRepublic Product Spotlight Blog.
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