Herman Miller Mirra 2 Chair

The Herman Miller Mirra 2 Chair by Studio 7.5 is lighter and more robust than the original Mirra. Revisiting each component allowed for increased ergonomics and customization including seat material selection, seat depth adjustment, and adjustable lumbar support.

The Mirra 2 offers two back options: the ultra-responsive Butterfly Back — a dynamic suspension membrane with three independently-flexing sections that track movement — and the durable, easy-to-clean TriFlex back. Lumbar height, seat depth, arm position, and tilt angle all adjust independently.

MEASUREMENTS:

• Height: 38.75 - 42.75 inch


• Width: 30 inch


• Depth: 25 inch


• Seat Height (standard cylinder): 16 - 20.5 inch

MATERIALS:

• Gradated polymer seat


• AireWeave 2 seat mesh


• Die-cast aluminum base

HELPFUL NOTES:

• Adjustable Arms


• Tilt Limiter lets you limit the recline range to one of three settings


• Seat Angle Adjustment changes the angle of the seat from horizontal to a 5-degree forward tilt


• Adjustable Lumbar Support offers a range of 4.5 inch in height adjustability and 1 inch in depth adjustability


• Passive PostureFit® at the base of the back (below the beltline) increases lower back comfort and fosters better posture


• Multi-Floor Casters (C7)


• Ships ready to assemble


• Weight Limits: Tested and warranted for use by persons 350 pounds and under


• Warranty: 12 years

Studio 7.5

Berlin, Germany

Burkhard Schmitz, Claudia Plikat, and Carola Zwick began their partnership in 1992. They were looking for the freedom to work on projects that interested them, and for the freedom to do so without bosses or titles. The group’s name—Studio 7.5—comes from an early idea to rent a 7.5-ton truck, put a model shop in it, and drive from one project site to another. Obviously, freedom of movement is important for these designers. They move freely—and smartly—when designing products for their clients. The complexity of design problems, Studio 7.5 believes, requires collaboration, and repeated testing of ideas in full-scale models until the most elegant answer emerges.

“You really have to work in three dimensions when designing products,” notes Claudia. “Computer drawings just don’t give you the feel, the touch, the smell.” They love designing furniture, or as they prefer to call it “equipment,” as in the tools modern workers need for the work they do. They find designing office chairs in particular to be most rewarding, having worked with Herman Miller on the Setu Chair, the award-winning Mirra chair, and its successor, Mirra 2.

Studio 7.5’s penchant for using common materials in new and often innovative ways is evident in these chairs and another of their new designs—Metaform Portfolio. Metaform is a concise set of foundational blocks and add-on people can arrange and rearrange as the needs of individuals and work teams evolve. In all cases, polypropylene is a recurring material; what is unique are the ways Studio 7.5 designs and engineers it to do amazing things. Studio 7.5 says of their designs, “Both Metaform Portfolio and Mirra 2 empower people by giving them more control over their environment and tools. Our goal is to enable people to assume roles similar to that of a craftsman in his shop, surrounded by what he needs to be most productive.”

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