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Find the right office chair or desk chair for working, studying, working from home or furnishing a professional workspace. Our range of office and desk chairs includes models with castors, armrests, high backrests, lumbar support, breathable materials and different price ranges, designed for different spaces and ways of working.
Use the category filters to compare office seating by intended use, material, colour, price and features. This will help you choose a chair that suits your space, how many hours a day you will use it and the level of comfort you need, from practical desk chairs to office armchairs for private offices and visitor chairs for guests, meetings and waiting areas.
If you spend long hours sitting and need more postural support and adjustment, you can also explore our dedicated selection of ergonomic chairs, designed to provide greater support and adjustability throughout the working day.
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Which office chair should you buy?
Are you thinking about buying an office chair? Before deciding, consider how many hours a day you will spend sitting, where you will use it and the level of comfort you need.
For working long hours
If you spend most of the day sitting, prioritise a comfortable, stable and adjustable chair. For intensive use, it may also be worth considering 24-hour office chairs, designed to offer greater durability and comfort during long working days.
For professional offices
In offices and other workplaces, comfort is not the only consideration: appearance, materials and durability also matter. Models with a high backrest, refined finishes or a wider seat work well in professional settings, while executive chairs are a suitable option for management offices or spaces where a stronger visual presence is desired.
For working from home
For home working, look for a comfortable chair in a size that suits your space. If you work from home every day, you can browse our selection of home office chairs, designed for home workstations.
For studying or using the computer
If you need a chair for studying, doing homework or using the computer, the most important factors are a suitable height, a comfortable seat and a stable backrest. For teenagers’ bedrooms, you can also consider kids desk chairs.
For combining work and leisure
If the same desk is used for working, studying and gaming, gaming chairs can be an interesting alternative thanks to their high backrests, wraparound design and comfort during long sessions at the computer.
For meetings or visitors
If you need seating for meetings, visitors or waiting areas, a chair without wheels may be more practical. For meeting rooms or shared spaces, meeting room chairs help create a comfortable, tidy and cohesive environment.
How to choose an office or desk chair
To choose an office or desk chair, first think about how you are going to use it. The requirements of a chair for daily home working differ from those of one used for studying, receiving visitors or occasionally using the computer.
Before buying, check the recommended daily usage, type of backrest, lumbar support, height adjustment, armrests, materials and whether you need an office chair with wheels or a fixed chair.
If you are unsure where to start, use our filters to find a chair by use, material, price and features. You can also learn more in our guide on how to choose an office chair.
Key aspects before buying your office chair
Before deciding, it is worth considering several factors that directly influence comfort, daily use and how well the chair fits your workstation.
Daily hours of use
Using a chair for one hour a day is different from spending the entire working day seated. For prolonged use, it is best to choose a stable, adjustable chair with good support. You can learn more in our guide on which office chair to buy based on how you will use it.
Backrest and lumbar support
The backrest should help you maintain a comfortable posture at your desk. If you work long hours, lumbar support is one of the most important features for supporting your lower back.
Headrest
If you work long hours or want additional support for your neck, office chairs with headrest can provide extra support while using the computer.
Height and leg support
Adjustable seat height lets you adapt the chair to the desk and your posture. If you are looking for more support for your legs, you can consider office chairs with footrest or add a separate accessory.
Armrests
Armrests can add comfort if you use a keyboard and mouse for many hours. For small desks, you can also consider armless models or chairs with folding armrests.
Breathable materials
Mesh office chairs promote ventilation, while fabric office chairs offer a warmer, more padded feel. You can learn more in our guide to materials and fabrics for office chairs.
Wheels or fixed base
Chairs with wheels make it easier to move around your workstation. For spaces where greater stability is preferred, there are also office chairs without wheels.
Dimensions and durability
Before buying, check the seat width, minimum and maximum seat height, space under the desk and recommended maximum load. For tall or larger users, heavy duty office chairs can be a more suitable option.
Available space
Check that the chair can be positioned close to the desk, turn without bumping into anything and move comfortably. A good choice should suit your body, desk, available space and how you intend to use it.
Featured office and desk chairs
In our catalogue you will find office and desk chairs for different uses, styles and budgets.
If you are looking for an office desk chair for working from home, you can consider models such as the Argos chair, a well-equipped option with a headrest, or the Óptima chair, which includes lumbar support and folding armrests.
If you need a more adjustable chair for spending long hours seated, you can consider the Every chair, a model with different adjustments and features designed for long working days.
Another popular model among our customers is the Matrix chair, a balanced option if you are looking for a comfortable, versatile chair that is easy to combine with different workspaces.
Complete your workspace
A good office chair can greatly improve comfort, but it is also worth considering the rest of your workstation. Desks help create a well-proportioned work area, while office furniture lets you furnish offices and professional workspaces with a tidier look.
For raised work surfaces or spaces where a conventional chair is not required, stools can be a practical alternative. Accessories such as footrests can also improve leg support and comfort at the desk.
Why choosing the right office chair matters
Choosing a suitable office chair can make a difference if you work or study for several hours a day. A comfortable, stable and properly adjusted model helps you sit more comfortably at your desk.
In addition, adjustments to the height, backrest, armrests or lumbar support allow the chair to be adapted to different users, desks and ways of working. This is especially important at shared workstations, in professional offices or in spaces where the chair is used for many hours at a time.
Before buying, always check the dimensions, materials, recommended use and features of each model. A good choice does not depend only on price, but on whether the chair suits your body, desk, space and how you intend to use it.