Chadwick
Chadwick is a hybrid class of seating that accommodates the diverse
needs of the office, from individual to more collaborative work settings. As a
task chair, Chadwick is ready to perform with ergonomic comfort and generous
interior dimensions. As a conference or training chair, Chadwick benefits from
compact external dimensions and simple adjustment controls.
| About Designer | |
|---|---|
Don Chadwick |
One of the world’s foremost experts
in ergonomics, Don Chadwick received his principal design training at the
University of California, Los Angeles. He then worked for architect Victor
Gruen before establishing his own practice in 1964. Over
the last several decades, Don Chadwick has pioneered the use of modern
materials, molding processes, and mechanisms to revolutionize the field of
ergonomic chair design. In 1994, Chadwick designed the landmark Aeron Chair for
Herman Miller, catapulting him to national attention.
In
collaboration with Knoll, Chadwick applied his expertise to develop the
Chadwick Chair in 2005. He returned to Knoll in 2009 to introduce the Spark
Series. Knoll Design Director, Benjamin Pardo said of the Spark: "Don
worked within the architectural constraints of the chair without adding
unnecessary embellishments or sacrificing comfort. Spark's subtle design allows
it to change personality through color, texture and pattern. This subtlety
brings an enduring quality to the design that is consistent with our modern
design heritage at Knoll." |
