Herman Miller, the trailblazer in innovative office furniture, has once again raised the bar for sustainable design. Partnering with Germany’s Studio 7.5, the brand has relaunched its celebrated Mirra 2 chair, now boasting a 17 percent reduction in carbon footprint through groundbreaking material choices.
A Leap Toward Carbon Neutrality
As one of Herman Miller’s most eco-conscious seating solutions, Mirra 2’s latest iteration replaces its nylon base and central spine with 100 percent recycled materials, slashing embodied carbon by nearly one-fifth compared to its predecessor. This milestone underscores the company’s long-standing commitment to circular design and demonstrates that high performance need not come at the planet’s expense.
Named for its responsive “mirror-like” flexibility, the Mirra 2 adapts in real time to user movements. Its breathable polymer surface contours to the body without sacrificing support, while intuitive adjustment levers allow for easy customization of height, tilt, and lumbar tension—delivering instant comfort from the very first sit.
Two Back Options for Every Workspace
Butterfly Back: A dual-tension knit fabric stretches over a segmented polymer frame. Strategically placed openings relieve pressure points, providing a soft, hammock-like embrace.
TriFlex Back: A seamless polymer shell features three distinct support zones: sacral lift, lumbar stability, and shoulder relief. Ideal for high-traffic commercial environments. No fabric means quick cleaning and zero maintenance downtime.
With Mirra 2, Herman Miller proves that sustainability and ergonomics can coexist beautifully. From corporate boardrooms to home offices, this carbon-cutting chair delivers timeless design, dynamic comfort, and a greener footprint, helping workplaces around the world sit better for themselves, and for the planet.
Source: 77° Global Furnishings Media
