Herman Miller Embody Chair Review

The Herman Miller Embody is designed around the concept of active sitting. The pixelated backrest mimics a spine, flexing and adapting as you shift your weight. The seat is equally dynamic, with a suspension system that distributes pressure evenly, encouraging micro-movements that improve blood circulation.

The narrow back promotes a more open chest and shoulder posture, though broader-shouldered users may find it restrictive. The tilt limiter and adjustable seat depth let you fine-tune the fit. Build quality is exceptional, and the 12-year warranty covers everything.

At $1,595, the Embody is Herman Miller’s most expensive chair, and it looks like a sci-fi prop. But for those who suffer from back pain during long sitting sessions, the dynamic support is transformative. It’s an ergonomic tool disguised as a chair.