Physix Office Chair in Deep Black
Alberto Meda has spent decades finding the precise boundary between engineering and design. The Physix, introduced in 2012, is among his most resolved expressions of that pursuit. A single textile panel, stretched tautly between two lateral supports, does the structural work that most office chairs assign to foam and padding. The result is a seat of uncommon leanness.
The deep black frame and polyamide armrests read as a single continuous form. Nothing competes for attention. A synchronized mechanism follows the sitter's movement without adjustment or effort, and a five-star aluminum base keeps the geometry grounded and stable. The breathable knit or mesh cover allows air to circulate freely, so the chair remains comfortable across long working sessions.
- Single-panel textile construction stretched between two side supports
- Integrated synchronized mechanism for fluid postural response
- Height-adjustable seat with five-star aluminum base
- Deep black polyamide frame and armrests
- Available with breathable knit or mesh cover
Meda trained as a mechanical engineer before turning to industrial design, and that dual sensibility is visible in every decision the Physix makes. Structural clarity is not a stylistic choice here. It is the method.
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Physix Office Chair in Deep Black
Alberto Meda has spent decades finding the precise boundary between engineering and design. The Physix, introduced in 2012, is among his most resolved expressions of that pursuit. A single textile panel, stretched tautly between two lateral supports, does the structural work that most office chairs assign to foam and padding. The result is a seat of uncommon leanness.
The deep black frame and polyamide armrests read as a single continuous form. Nothing competes for attention. A synchronized mechanism follows the sitter's movement without adjustment or effort, and a five-star aluminum base keeps the geometry grounded and stable. The breathable knit or mesh cover allows air to circulate freely, so the chair remains comfortable across long working sessions.
- Single-panel textile construction stretched between two side supports
- Integrated synchronized mechanism for fluid postural response
- Height-adjustable seat with five-star aluminum base
- Deep black polyamide frame and armrests
- Available with breathable knit or mesh cover
Meda trained as a mechanical engineer before turning to industrial design, and that dual sensibility is visible in every decision the Physix makes. Structural clarity is not a stylistic choice here. It is the method.
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Alberto Meda has spent decades finding the precise boundary between engineering and design. The Physix, introduced in 2012, is among his most resolved expressions of that pursuit. A single textile panel, stretched tautly between two lateral supports, does the structural work that most office chairs assign to foam and padding. The result is a seat of uncommon leanness.
The deep black frame and polyamide armrests read as a single continuous form. Nothing competes for attention. A synchronized mechanism follows the sitter's movement without adjustment or effort, and a five-star aluminum base keeps the geometry grounded and stable. The breathable knit or mesh cover allows air to circulate freely, so the chair remains comfortable across long working sessions.
- Single-panel textile construction stretched between two side supports
- Integrated synchronized mechanism for fluid postural response
- Height-adjustable seat with five-star aluminum base
- Deep black polyamide frame and armrests
- Available with breathable knit or mesh cover
Meda trained as a mechanical engineer before turning to industrial design, and that dual sensibility is visible in every decision the Physix makes. Structural clarity is not a stylistic choice here. It is the method.