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- Perfect mix of form and function
- Made using PEFC certified sustainable birch plywood
- Designed to create healthy spine alignment and comfort lower back
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Finnish furniture company myKolme and industrial designer Jonas Hakaniemi have paired up to create a saddle chair that promises to do your posture and your office a world of good.
The beautifully and thoughtfully designed ILOA drops your knees below your hips, bringing your spine into healthy alignment—a position that helps distribute weight to your body's lower half, engaging your core and easing strain on your lower back. Unlike most saddle chairs, ILOA also gives your thighs all the support of a traditional 90-degree chair.
ILOA is crafted from sustainably-sourced, PEFC-certified wood, and topped with a weight-supporting padded cushion.
Every Fully chair has its own unique way of aligning your spine, opening your hips, activating your core, and encouraging healthy movement. Learn more.
- 5 year warranty
Gas lift: Steel
Chair height: 21.3" - 31.5"
Max weight capacity: 265 lb
Era Poly upholstery is a subtle, two tone polyester fabric containing stretch in both directions for ease of upholstery, and is 100% polyester with non metallic dyestuffs
Pink is a discontinued wool upholstery
PEFC certified sustainable birch plywood
Aluminum base
| Length | Width | Height | Weight | |
| ILOA | 20" | 20" | 12" | 15 lbs |
ILOA chairs ship via FedEx Ground from Portland, OR and Nottingham, MD
Minimal assembly required
True to their name, saddle chairs give you the tall, wide stance of horse-back riding. The benefit of this posture is that by opening the angles of your hips and knees, you're encouraging your spine into its most natural and comfortable curve.
The position can take some getting used to, so to start out, try using the seat for about 15-20 minutes at a time, with good breaks in between. Or, better, just listen to your body—it always knows best.
