Sayl Chair

Features

• Frameless AireWeave suspension back inspired by the structural engineering of suspension bridges
• Y-tower spine with horizontal tension cables supports the back without traditional upholstery padding
• Unframed back sections flex independently to follow natural spinal movement
• Designed by Yves Béhar of fuseproject, winner of multiple design awards
• H-alloy base and 97% recyclable by weight at end of life

Description

Herman Miller's accessible ergonomic chair, designed by Yves Béhar of fuseproject and assembled in Zeeland, Michigan. The Sayl's frameless suspension back draws on the engineering principles of a suspension bridge — a Y-tower spine and horizontal tension cables support the back without traditional upholstery, allowing each section of the back to flex independently and keep up with natural movement. Its open design dramatically reduces materials while maintaining structural integrity.