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Asari High Back Task Chair By Herman Miller

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Asari High Back Task Chair By Herman Miller

*****USUALLY SHIPS IN 20 BUSINESS DAYS*****

Design Naoto Fukasawa, 2023
Powder-coated die-cast aluminum, dual-density contoured foam, upholstery
Made by Herman Miller

With its gentle curves and upholstered frame, the Asari Chair by Herman Miller is a welcome organic form. Integrated in the seat back is our patented ergonomic technology, PostureFit, which uniquely supports the lower back’s contours to promote the natural alignment of the spine. Experience the softer side of office seating and personalize your chair from a range of Maharam fabrics and leathers, designed to accent or understate.
Naoto Fukasawa was born in Yamanashi, Japan, in 1956 and graduated from Tama Art University in 1980. His career began at Seiko Epson, where he designed products such as wrist TVs and mini printers using micro-technology.

He then moved to the United States and in 1989 joined the San Francisco design firm ID Two, the predecessor to IDEO. There, he worked on a number of products related to Silicon Valley’s computing and electronics industry. He was also involved in the development of a design language and design concept for Apple.

In 1996, he returned to Japan to start and head up IDEO’s Tokyo office. In addition to acting as a design consultant to many major Japanese companies, he also held a series of workshops for young designers called “without thought.” The idea behind them, says Fukasawa, “is that people think that design is something that appeals to their emotions, but in fact people are linked to things every day in their environments, unconsciously, without even being aware of it. This ‘unthinking’ state makes actions smooth. Whereas, if we think closely about what we’re doing, our actions become awkward or wooden. Designs that make us feel this kind of simplicity don’t stand out, but entwine with people’s actions and with the environment, too.”

It was during the first workshop that Fukasawa came up with the idea for a wall-mounted CD player that was released by MUJI and became very popular worldwide. In 2004, the Museum of Modern Art in New York selected it for its permanent collection.
  • Inspired by organic forms found in nature.
  • Fully upholstered and layered with contoured foam to minimize pressure points and provide support.
  • Integrated PostureFit technology adjusts to your lower back's contours for full spinal support.
  • Synchronous, self-adjusting tilt provides natural movement.
  • Height adjustable seat and arms.
  • Personalization options include a range of Maharam fabrics and leathers in a variety of colors.

Dimensions:29.8" W | 29.8" D | 38.2" - 45.5" H | Seat: 16.7" D | 13" - 21.2" H

Asari High Back Task Chair By Herman Miller

*****USUALLY SHIPS IN 20 BUSINESS DAYS*****

Design Naoto Fukasawa, 2023
Powder-coated die-cast aluminum, dual-density contoured foam, upholstery
Made by Herman Miller

With its gentle curves and upholstered frame, the Asari Chair by Herman Miller is a welcome organic form. Integrated in the seat back is our patented ergonomic technology, PostureFit, which uniquely supports the lower back’s contours to promote the natural alignment of the spine. Experience the softer side of office seating and personalize your chair from a range of Maharam fabrics and leathers, designed to accent or understate.
Naoto Fukasawa was born in Yamanashi, Japan, in 1956 and graduated from Tama Art University in 1980. His career began at Seiko Epson, where he designed products such as wrist TVs and mini printers using micro-technology.

He then moved to the United States and in 1989 joined the San Francisco design firm ID Two, the predecessor to IDEO. There, he worked on a number of products related to Silicon Valley’s computing and electronics industry. He was also involved in the development of a design language and design concept for Apple.

In 1996, he returned to Japan to start and head up IDEO’s Tokyo office. In addition to acting as a design consultant to many major Japanese companies, he also held a series of workshops for young designers called “without thought.” The idea behind them, says Fukasawa, “is that people think that design is something that appeals to their emotions, but in fact people are linked to things every day in their environments, unconsciously, without even being aware of it. This ‘unthinking’ state makes actions smooth. Whereas, if we think closely about what we’re doing, our actions become awkward or wooden. Designs that make us feel this kind of simplicity don’t stand out, but entwine with people’s actions and with the environment, too.”

It was during the first workshop that Fukasawa came up with the idea for a wall-mounted CD player that was released by MUJI and became very popular worldwide. In 2004, the Museum of Modern Art in New York selected it for its permanent collection.
  • Inspired by organic forms found in nature.
  • Fully upholstered and layered with contoured foam to minimize pressure points and provide support.
  • Integrated PostureFit technology adjusts to your lower back's contours for full spinal support.
  • Synchronous, self-adjusting tilt provides natural movement.
  • Height adjustable seat and arms.
  • Personalization options include a range of Maharam fabrics and leathers in a variety of colors.

Dimensions:29.8" W | 29.8" D | 38.2" - 45.5" H | Seat: 16.7" D | 13" - 21.2" H