The original Eames aluminum mesh office chair was designed in 1958 by Ray and Charles Eames, for the home of Herman Miller.

Our deluxe aluminum group mesh office chair, inspired by the original, is made from a translucent mesh. This material is self contouring, flexible and provides even weight distribution for extreme ergonomic comfort and prolonged use. This mesh office chair has an aluminum frame and an adjustable swivel and tilt mechanism.

As an alternative,we also stock the deluxe version of this chair, with tilting mechanism and one touch gas lift system.

Available in wide range of fresh exciting mesh colours including black, white, red, grey, green, orange and blue!

• Use:

Primarily used in the commercial office environment, this mesh office chair is also used as;

a boardroom chair;
in a home office;

• Features:

mesh fabric
low back
polished die cast aluminum base, five leg base, frame and arms
360 degree swivel
one touch gas lift height adjustment
a set of removable chromed castors and slides
tilting system

• Measurements:

height 83 - 90 cm
width 58 cm
depth 61 cm

• Construction:

polished die cast aluminum base, arms and frame
mesh fabric

• Colours:

black, white, red, grey, green, orange, blue

• Warranty / Guarantee:

12 months manufacturers’ warranty
14 day no questions asked returns policy

• Delivery Time:

ships in 3 - 7 days, 4 - 6 weeks if the mesh office chair is not in stock.

• Projects:

If you need a large number of Eames inspired furniture including these mesh office chair for a commercial fit out or if you are an interior designer contact us today for our trade prices.

Request a detailed quote today, call or email:

(02) 8005 8332 or Sydney
(03) 9005 8303 or Melbourne
(07) 3040 3029 or Brisbane
(08) 6102 1161 or Perth

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This item is not manufactured by and is not a product of Herman Miller. Office Chairs Direct is in no way affiliated with Herman Miller or the original designer Ray and Charles Eames. These mesh office chairs are inspired by the designs of Charles and Ray Eames. They are not to be confused with the originals which are sold under license by Herman Miller and originally designed by Charles and Ray Eames.