Apple Chair Office Chair

The main office chair used in Apple's new headquarters, Apple Park, is the Vitra Pacific Chair. Here is a detailed introduction to this chair:

The Pacific Chair was designed by Barber and Ed Osgerby and was personally selected by Apple's chief designer, Jony Ive. Priced at a hefty $1,185 (approximately 7,709 yuan), this chair even surpasses the price of the unlocked iPhone X 64GB in the US market.

In terms of design philosophy, the Pacific Chair emphasizes 'quietness' and simplicity, featuring a silent design. Its seat curves are smooth and natural, allowing it to seamlessly blend into any office space or even home environment without causing visual interference.

From a functional perspective, it boasts adaptive adjustment capabilities. Through the hinge beneath the seat, it converts the pressure generated when a user sits down into information for adjusting the tightness of the backrest, ensuring that users of all weights receive just the right amount of support to meet their individual needs. Additionally, its adjustment components are cleverly designed. The height and forward-backward controllers of the seat are hidden beneath the seat, and the backrest pad covers them so that the regulators are completely invisible from the back. The overall lines are clean and tidy, without any unnecessary protrusions or parts, further reflecting a minimalist design style.

In addition to the Pacific Chair, the corridors of Apple Park also feature the Womb Chair, priced at $3,917, which provides employees with a comfortable space for impromptu discussions or naps. The visitor center uses the Hiroshima Chair, designed by Naoto Fukasawa and priced at $2,500. These chairs of different types and prices all reflect Apple's extreme pursuit of design aesthetics and practicality from various aspects. Whether in terms of design philosophy, functional characteristics, or price positioning, they all demonstrate Apple's unique vision and high standards in selecting office furniture.