Aeron Never Stops
Introducing new colors and bold ideas to make it more supportive, flexible, comfortable, sustainable - you name it. No matter what size the idea, or the ideator, Herman Miller will never stop supporting you.
Meet Jasper and Nightfall
From light gray to ultra black, Aeron has long been known for its distinctive neutrals. Two fresh new colors now join the palette: a sophisticated midnight blue and an earthy dark olive green.
Support is not one size fits all.
Can we do more to support your sacrum, de-slouch your spine? Can we keep you cooler, redistribute body pressure, improve your circulation? Yes. But - do we have your size? Of course. Think we'd stop before everyone was comfortable?
8Z Pellicle - A groundbreaking material that improves your circulation and keeps you cool
PostureFit SL - Patented back support that fits the natural S-shape of your spine, from the lower back up
Harmonic 2 Tilt - A tilting feature that supports natural movement and offers a balanced recline
Three Sizes - Welcomes a wide range of body types, from the first to the 99th percentile (90-400lbs)
Designed for More. Built with Less.
We set the standard for sustainable design. And we didn't stop there. With lower carbon, lighter materials, less waste in our oceans, less impact on our planet - and more life in our chairs.
Dematerialized Base
By combining generative design with our deep engineering expertise, we’ve reduced the amount of material needed to create Aeron’s aluminum base by 0.84 kg (1.85 lbs)—without compromising its legendary durability or performance.
Lower Carbon
Aeron’s frame construction has been continually advancing, incorporating more post-industrial recycled content to reduce its carbon footprint (an estimated 12% reduction in Aeron’s global average embodied carbon footprint versus the previous design).
Ocean-Bound Plastic
In 2021, Aeron became the first chair in Herman Miller’s portfolio to be made with plastic that, had it not been diverted, otherwise could have made it into our oceans and landfills.
As of June 2026, Herman Miller has more than doubled its amount of plastic diverted since its last report in June 2023—diverting over 660 metric tons, or the equivalent of 79 million plastic water bottles.