Alternately sitting and standing. Always on the move. That is the secret of the “muvman”. Thanks to the patented flexzone® technology the “muvman” gives you support whenever you need it. And freedom of movement when you want it. That is comfortable. That is healthy. That is sitting as it ought to be. The “muvman” is tilted forward. This means you can always be at an optimum distance to your working surface regardless of your height and physique.

An intelligent seat that gives you proper support without causing pressure points. With lots of practical details such as the grip for easy carrying of the seat. Not to mention the design that has won national and international awards. The beauty of ergonomics. You can quickly and easily adjust your sitting height to anywhere between 51cm and 84cm. The HIGH version even gives you a range of between 60cm and 93cm!

– 4° forward tilt of the spring strut: This means that you always sit at an optimum distance to your working surface – regardless of your height and physique. The “muvman” prevents you from hunching your back as easily happens when sitting high.

– Comfortable, super soft seat: No congestion of the blood circulation thanks to a flexible, adaptable seat edge.

– Movement comes from the joint in the baseplate: This keeps your hips free and flexible and your leg muscles active. This improves the transport of blood back from the legs to the heart.

– Stable baseplate: The non-slip, non-scratch rubber rim gives you firm support.

– Practical grip: For easy carrying of the “muvman” wherever you want to go.

The independent Design Council has nominated the “muvman” for the German Design Award 2009 and 2011, the highest official German award for design. It even won the renowned GOOD DESIGN Award of the Chicago Athenaeum in 2009. In addition, the “muvman” has already won the international iF Universal Design Consumer Favorite Award and attracted a lot of attention at design exhibitions in Berlin and New York.

producer: aeris
awards: german design award 2009 and 2011; red dot 2013