Steelcase Gesture Review: How to spend $1,000 on a chair and not regret it

Steelcase Gesture Review: How to spend $1,000 on a chair and not regret it
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2019-10-11 03:25

A chair is just a chair, right? That’s what I’ve always thought. As someone who gets to work from home, I will write from just about anywhere. From my bed, from my couch, from my kitchen counter, from my sit-stand desk.

I’ve been using an Autonomous SmartDesk 2 for years, mostly from a standing position, as I never thought I could sit in a chair all day and still be comfortable. I’d tried a few high-end chairs before, but none that was really revelatory. And then I got to spend a few weeks with the SteelCase Gesture. For the first time,…

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