Acuity

Acuity is a task chair designed to elevate any environment and accommodate any body type. Our goal was to create an ergonomically advanced chair that provides immediate and effortless comfort for every user. Simply put, Acuity adapts to you, not the other way around.

Where Research and Design Meet

Our team of research and design experts studied the way humans interact with seating and designed a chair that effortlessly adapts to the user.

Intuitive controls

Simple, up-front adjustments, combined with AcuFit™—a weight-activated mechanism—support you and the task at hand.

Supports the Human Body

Eight-way positioning allows you to type, talk, or slide the arms out of your way for easy get-up-and-go.

Conforming mesh back

It provides lumbar support and reduces shoulder strain during long hours of sitting.

Details

Acuity

OVERALL DIMENSIONS
Height – 1043 – 1184mm | Depth – 635mm | Width – 664mm

Conforming mesh back – It provides lumbar support and reduces shoulder strain while seated for long hours
Fully adjustable arm – It allow you to choose the positions of the armrest that suit your posture
Fit-to-body adjustments – Seat depth and height adjustments levers provide excellent range and are logically located at the seat’s edge
Fit-to-task adjustments – Sliding lever for recline tension and tilt lock is easy use

HNI Seating International 2024

HNI-Seating-International-2024.pdf

Designer’s Story

Bruce Fifield and his namesake studio in Milan, Italy, are best known for their masterful orchestration of user insight, technical innovation, and design excellence in the creation of award-winning products. Upon graduating from RISD, Bruce consulted on the design of office products with Olivetti. Subsequently, he co-founded Design Continuum Italia, where he led design strategy, user research, and the creative direction of new product development. Bruce and his studio have won accolades, including the prestigious Compasso d’Oro, Best of NeoCon, IDA, iF Design, Red Dot, Good Design, Green Good Design Awards from the Chicago Athenaeum, and the Architizer A+ Awards.

Acuity