Published on : Thursday, July 14, 2016
The Mirra 2 chair, designed by Studio 7.5 and manufactured by Herman Miller, has received the FIRA Ergonomics Excellence Award, in recognition of its exceptional ergonomic design.
The FIRA Ergonomics Excellence Award identifies genuine ergonomic excellence in both domestic and workplace furniture products by clearly distinguishing those that are outstanding from other products in the marketplace.
The Mirra 2 supports people who work in a constant state of motion. With dynamic surfaces that respond to your slightest movements and simple, intuitive adjustments to fine-tune the fit, Mirra 2 balances immediate comfort and personalized ergonomics in one sophisticated design.
Levent Çaglar, FIRA’s Chief Ergonomist said, “I am pleased to present Herman Miller with FIRA Ergonomics Excellence Award for their Mirra 2 chair. A follow up to the original Mirra chair launched 10 years ago, the design has been refined to provide additional comfort. The leaf-spring style of design provides smooth motion and enables the seat to float, suspended above the slim mechanism. The controls are intuitive and enable the chair to be adjusted for a wide range of people.”
Receiving the award, Lillian Antonio from Herman Miller said; “Achieving the FIRA Ergonomics Excellence Award is a recognition of the work that has gone into the design of the Mirra 2. It is acknowledges that our product is at the forefront of office furniture design and an excellent product for our customers.”
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