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Title: Global Demand for Ergonomic Chairs Soars as Workplaces Embrace Wellness

Demand for ergonomic office chairs is at an all-time high, as global market estimates show the sector reaching nearly $11.6 billion in 2025, growing at an annual rate exceeding 8%. The push comes as workplaces worldwide shift focus from mere aesthetics to holistic employee wellness. Studies reveal that employees now spend an average of 10.4 hours per day seated, a trend that has elevated concerns about posture, musculoskeletal health, and overall productivity.Businesses, especially those aiming for retention and stronger performance, are prioritizing chairs that offer lumbar support, adjustable elements, and breathable materials. Nearly 91% of workers consider well-being initiatives, including ergonomic furniture, a top requirement from their employers. The commercial sector remains the largest buyer, but remote and hybrid work models have also sparked surging residential demand, home offices now mirror corporate standards in ergonomic requirements. [ Growth of global ergonomic chair market size ] Even governments have started taking note. Mexico, for instance, recently enacted the 'Ley Silla' law, formally recognizing the right of workers; especially in the retail and service sectors to be provided with proper seating. This move reflects a broader global shift toward acknowledging seating posture as fundamental to worker health and dignity.Retailers and wholesalers say that fastest-moving models combine high adjustability think headrests, armrests, seat height, and lumbar support with visually appealing designs that blend into modern workplace aesthetics. According to recent market analyses, office chairs that merge ergonomics and contemporary style are up to 65% more likely to be purchased for new or renovated office spaces. Features such as no-swe...

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