£940.00 – £1,118.20 *inc. taxes
Back Support: Auto-Harmonic Tilt
Tilt Option: Auto-Harmonic Tilt
Seat Depth: Fixed Seat Depth
Arms: Fixed Leaf Arms or Height-Adjustable Arms
Castors: Suitable for Hard Floor or Carpet
Back Suspension Finish: Intercept™ Suspension Material in Mineral
Armpad finish: Intercept™ Suspension Material in Mineral
Frame finish: Studio White
Chassis finish: Studio White
Base finish: Mineral
Sit in Cosm, and you just might forget you’re sitting in a chair at all. Its sophisticated ergonomic design sets a new bar for instant, personalised comfort, no matter who sat in the chair before you, how long you’ll be in it, or what you’ll be doing. The designers at Berlin-based Studio 7.5 knew, even when working on predecessors like Mirra, Setu, and Mirra 2, that the ideal chair would provide a smooth feeling of natural balance.
A tilt is to a chair what a transmission is to a car, and like transmissions, some are manual, and others, such as Cosm’s, are automatic. With other self-adjusting models, the chair forces the body to conform to the tilt’s movement. Cosm’s Auto-Harmonic Tilt puts the person first and responds to them – no matter their posture – providing a balanced recline and personalised comfort. Studio 7.5 and Herman Miller perfected the self-adjusting tilt by inventing and engineering a complex, finely tuned mechanism. Accounting for the sitter’s vertical force, the gears within the tilt move the fulcrum along a leaf spring to automatically adjust the tilt’s tension.
Sit in Cosm, and you just might forget you’re sitting in a chair at all. Its sophisticated ergonomic design sets a new bar for instant, personalised comfort, no matter who sat in the chair before you, how long you’ll be in it, or what you’ll be doing.
A tilt is to a chair what a transmission is to a car, and like transmissions, some are manual, and others, such as Cosm’s, are automatic. With other self-adjusting models, the chair forces the body to conform to the tilt’s movement. Cosm’s Auto-Harmonic Tilt puts the person first and responds to them – no matter their posture – providing a balanced recline and personalised comfort. Studio 7.5 and Herman Miller perfected the self-adjusting tilt by inventing and engineering a complex, finely tuned mechanism. Accounting for the sitter’s vertical force, the gears within the tilt move the fulcrum along a leaf spring to automatically adjust the tilt’s tension.
An active body is at its strongest when standing, chest open and pelvis tilted slightly forward. PostureFit SL supports your spine to give you the same benefit while seated. Adjustable, individual pads provide lumbar support and stabilize the base of the spine for a more powerful seated posture.
Breathable and temperature-neutral, the continuous form of this elastomeric suspension eliminates the gap between the seat and back, ensuring complete conformation to the unique differences of the human body, no matter the user, resulting in dynamic and unrivalled spinal support due to the Cosm’s seamless design.
The thin yet strong frame gives the illusion that it is not even there, whilst flexing to support the upper body, offering comfort in motion without any aggravating hard obtrusions.
No matter who’s been sitting in the seat before you, how long you’ll be in it or what you plan on doing, rest assured the Cosm will give you instant comfort, wherever you work.
Arguably as important as its ergonomics, the Cosm is just as attractive to the eye as it is to sit in.
High Back Chair
Full Height: 1140mm – 1300mm
Seat Height: 417mm – 531mm
Seat Width: 678mm – 744mm
Seat Depth: 394mm
With regular care and maintenance, your Herman Miller Cosm chair will provide many years of superior performance and satisfaction. To maintain quality, please follow the cleaning procedures outlined here.
Base, Frame, and Armpads
Wash surface with a soft cloth soaked in mild detergent and warm water. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft cloth.
Do not use solvents or abrasive kitchen cleaners.
Intercept™ Suspension Material
Vacuum fabric as needed using an upholstery attachment. Vacuuming picks up dust and reduces the need for professional cleaning.
Do not brush fabric or use a vacuum attachment with a rotary brush. Brushing may permanently damage the nap or change the character of the fabric.
Do not apply water or any liquid solution. Wetting the fabric with any liquid solution may result in permanent damage.
Spot cleaning
Immediately soak up the stain with a soft absorbent cloth.
Do not dry the stain completely or it may set. The longer a stain is allowed to remain on a fabric, the more difficult it is to remove.
For Water-based stains such as coffee, soft drinks, fruit juices, or milk, use a water-based cleaner (specifically made for cleaning fabric) or a solution of mild warm soapy water (not overly soapy) applied with a damp clean cloth or sponge.
Work the cleaner into a lather or foam.
Soak up all remaining solution and then use a clean cloth or sponge dipped in cool water to remove any residue.
Never use hot water; it will set the stain. Avoid scrubbing.
For oil-based stains such as lipstick, grease, or salad dressing, use a dry cleaning solution applied with a damp clean cloth or sponge.
Test the cleaning solution on a small, concealed area first. If there is no spotting, ringing, or damage to the fabric or its dyes, apply the cleaning solution to the soiled area with light, quick strokes.
Begin at the outside of the stain and work toward the center, being careful not to over-saturate the fabric. Do not over apply water or any liquid solution to fabric.
Excessive wetting of the fabric with any liquid solution may result in permanent damage to the material.
Do not rub too vigorously or you may damage the nap of the fabric or break fibres. Several light applications are better than one heavy application.
Soak up all remaining solution and then use another clean cloth or sponge dipped in cool water to remove any residue. Let fabric dry thoroughly and then vacuum well before using.
If the stain resists cleaning, contact a professional cleaner.
