With its butterfly back, exceptional responsiveness and ergonomic design, Herman Miller’s Mirra 2 chair is the latest advance in workspace seating.
August 19th, 2013
Using fewer materials more intelligently than its sister chair (the original Mirra), the Mirra 2 has been designed to deliver a sophisticated profile to any workspace with its streamline controls, range of block colouring and light weight body frame.
The Mirra 2 is 25 per-cent lighter than its original counterpart yet can accommodate a person weighing up to 150 kilograms. Adding to its comfort, the harmonic tilt angle provides a balanced feel as users movefrom posture to posture – whatever the size or stature, keeping the body in perfect alignment.
Lined with the same fabric used in technical clothing to avoid heat and moisture build up, the Mirra 2‘s seating frame allows for the removal of foam under the front of the seat – further increasing its breathability and comfort.
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