World

I know that it's not a popular chair, but the waterfall mesh edge on the seat of the Humanscale Difrient (sp) World resolves some folks' edge issues.

I work in the office furniture industry, so we basically get our pick of ex sample or second hand chairs for working. Everyone in my office sit on Herman Miller chairs except me. I used to have a Humanscale freedom chair, but now I'm in a Diffrient World. I much prefer it for lumbar support and I li

I recommend trying the Diffrient World chair by Humanscale. I got mine used for £175. Has great lumbar support for me and a fabric seat with no front lip so there is no numbness in my legs after sitting for a while. Way more comfy for me than the Aeron and the other £1000+ chairs I've tried.

Here’s the thing, a proper chair is the perfect example of “you get what you pay for.” Can you buy what you might consider a comfortable chair for $200? Sure…just grab whatever Chinese made crap they sell at OfficeMax, Staples, Costco, Sam’s Club…. But then be prepared to spend another $200 a year f

I've tried a few and for me the best chair is Humanscale Diffrient World (not a typo) Has the right lumbar support for me, and crucially has a loose fabric front edge so there's no pressure on the back of my thighs. Got two of them used for £175 each, which is cheaper than the Aeron (and more comfor

I'm the same size as you and was worried about finding a chair to fit me recently - I ended up buying a refurbished Humanscale World chair which has been really good. Some people don't like the free backrest tilt but at our weight it takes purposeful force so I have no problems with it. I don't use

Did you look at the Humanscale World Diffrient? As a smaller framed woman, I have always loved the way the mesh seat version fits and cradles my legs. Alternatively, I often used a HON Ignition without the arms installed and that seemed to promote better posture when chained to a desk for prolonged