Sayl Chair – Black | Designed by Yves Béhar | Herman Miller

Showcasing the geometry of its inspiration—the Golden Gate Bridge—in the design of its signature airy back, the Sayl Chair is everything a good office chair should be; comfortable, visually striking, and an exceptional value.

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Showcasing the geometry of its inspiration—the Golden Gate Bridge—in the design of its signature airy back, the Sayl Chair is everything a good office chair should be; comfortable, visually striking, and an exceptional value.

  • 12-year warranty
  • Cradle to Cradle Silver Certified™
  • 90% Recyclable
  • Y-Tower™ inspired by the engineering of suspension bridges
  • Ventilated elastomer back for air circulation
  • Made in Michigan at a 100% green-energy facility

Golden Gate Inspiration

When we asked designer Yves Béhar to design a beautiful, affordable, ergonomic office chair, he found inspiration right outside his office. He applied the same engineering principles that help the Golden Gate Bridge span San Francisco Bay to chair design and created a new type of backrest: Sayl’s unframed 3D Intelligent back.

Play in Style

The special gaming edition of Sayl balances ergonomic support and the freedom to move—perfect for gamers who find themselves changing their posture and shifting positions throughout the day.

Additional information

Total Height

33.75-40.75"

Seat Height

15.5-20"

Width

24.5"

Depth

16-18"

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5 Reviews For This Product

  1. 05

    by Elijah

    Easily the most comfortable office chair I’ve ever had, home office or office office. I splurged for all of the adjustments and they’re well worth it to ensure optimum ergonomic positioning. Highly recommend.

  2. 05

    by Briana

    I love this chair! It was fully assembled when it arrived (to be expected at this price point, but still a nice bonus) and have immediately noticed an improvement in my posture and energy while working. I’m working from home full-time due to the pandemic, so it was great to get to upgrade to an ergonomic chair. I highly recommend adding the lumbarRead more about review stating Fantastic WFH chair at a reasonable price point support to your build.

  3. 05

    by Glyn

    I did a ton of research on chairs and was finally convinced to buy the Sayl Task Chair. You get to pick colors, arm height options and other things. The chair arrived in a huge box but just rolled out ad was ready to go. It sits well and is an overall great desk chair for the price! Love my red seat. You cannot go wrong here!

  4. 05

    by Geoffrey

    Great chair just what I expected.

  5. 05

    by William

    Great chair! Fits so well to the back I can work for hours and feel great afterwards.

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