Cross-Legged Office Chair

It looks right beside my light wood desk. I like the contoured backrest and the fact that I can adjust the height for my particular setup. I haven't felt the need to add arms to it.

Good choice for a room that doubles as an office and a reading space. I use a regular seated position at the computer and the front platform when I step away from the desk. The swivel is handy too.

Really like the colour and the cross-legged setup. It takes more floor space than my last chair, so I had to move a small side table. I'm pleased with it now, but measuring the whole footprint is definitely worthwhile.

The smooth black finish fits the room better than I expected. I wanted a chair I could use with my desk and also turn away from for a conversation. This layout gives me both options.

I don't sit cross-legged all the time, but I like having the option. The cushioned front section is the reason I chose this model. It's made my small reading area feel much more intentional.

We put this in the studio beside a small work table. The height adjustment was useful when setting up the room. The shape stands out, but the colour still feels quite easy to pair with other things.

I use the chair for writing letters and planning at home. The pink textile look is my favourite part visually. Having room to bring my legs up suits the way I naturally sit when I'm off the clock.

A very distinctive chair. I took a little time to get the height and seat setup how I wanted them, then left it in my reading corner. The laptop stand included with it was a welcome extra.

I chose black because the room already has lots of lighter fabric furniture. The contrast looks good. I mostly use the front platform when reading, and swivel back to the desk when I need to type.

The front section is not just a tiny footrest; it is a proper padded platform. That difference is what I was looking for. I'd recommend comparing the supplied dimensions with your available space first.

The chair gives my desk area a softer feel. I like the absence of armrests and being able to change my position as I read or use the laptop. The pink works especially well with the pale walls here.

Wanted something different for the home office and this fitted the brief. The main chair and the front support each have their own wheels, which makes the design quite clear when you see it in person.

I kept coming back to the off white option. It pairs well with the wooden desk and doesn't feel too formal for the room. I enjoy the extra space in front of the main seat when I'm reading.

The adjustment options were important to me, especially when setting it beside my existing desk. I like the 360-degree swivel and the simple backrest shape. It has become my usual chair for the spare room.

Lovely finish and the wide front platform is exactly what I wanted. I needed a few sessions to find my preferred position with it. It's a different feel from a conventional office chair, but I'm glad I tried it.

This sits in our shared hobby room. The front platform is useful when I settle in with a notebook instead of working at the table. We chose pink to bring a little warmth into the space.

I wanted a reading chair that could also work at my desk. The separate front platform makes that combination feel sensible. I appreciate that the measurements are shown clearly rather than having to guess the size.

The armless shape and smooth black finish are a nice fit for my room. I use the main seat for desk work and change position when reading. The included stand found a place on the desk straight away.

Really pleased with how this looks in my apartment. I tend to sit with my legs crossed when I journal, so having the wide platform in front makes sense for me. The pink is a lovely change from grey office furniture.

The whole setup feels thoughtfully laid out: main seat, contoured backrest and the extra padded platform. I checked the floor space before choosing it and would do the same again. It suits the flexible little office I've put together.