Collection: Luxury Office Chairs

A luxury office chair should justify its price in things you can see and feel: the upholstery, the frame, how it moves, and whether the chairs across the desk can match it. These are the details worth comparing.

Leather upholstery

The Bacia chairs are upholstered in leather, in black or brown, with white also offered on the high back. The Reya is blue grade 6 leather with white diamond stitching and fully upholstered arms. The Altitude, at a lower price, is bonded leather in black, and a sand version is in our executive chairs.

Aluminum frames and bases

Bacia chairs sit on aluminum bases, with aluminum arms on the mid back and high back and upholstered arms on the Bacia executive chair. The Altitude uses a reinforced polished cast aluminum base with chrome loop arms.

How the chair moves

The Bacia mid back and high back use a synchro tilt that locks in four positions or free-floats when unlocked, so the back moves with you. The Bacia executive chair has a locking tilter that also free-floats. The Reya pairs a synchro control and heavy duty spring with a seat slider, and the Altitude has a synchro tilt with tension adjustment.

A matching side chair

The Bacia side chair comes in the same black or brown leather on an aluminum base and swivels with auto return, so it turns back to face the desk when a visitor stands up. The side chair and the Bacia executive chair are both rated to 300 lb.

A mesh option

For a high end office chair without leather, the Maestro has a black mesh back, 3D arms, seat depth adjustment and a forward tilt, and is rated to 300 lb.

More leather and bonded leather executive chairs, including big and tall models, are in our executive office chairs.

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