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(By Harsh Wadhwani)

Working from home has changed how much time we spend sitting. Kitchen tables became desks, sofas turned into workstations, and many realised too late that a regular chair simply is not built for eight or nine hours of work. An ergonomic chair does not need to look flashy or promise miracles. It just needs to support your body properly and move with you through the day.

Here are ten ergonomic chair types commonly chosen for work-from-home use in India, based on comfort, adjustability, and everyday practicality.

High-Back Mesh Chair With Auto Weight Tilt

Mesh keeps the back cool. The tilt responds as you lean instead of needing constant adjustment. Headrest height can be changed, armrests move in multiple directions, and the chair locks at different recline points when you want it to stay put.

High-Back Chair With Seat Depth Adjustment

Seat depth changes how your legs feel after a few hours. This one lets you slide the seat so your thighs are supported properly. It also includes adjustable lumbar support, armrests that move in every direction, and multiple recline lock positions.

Mesh Chair With Basic Lumbar Support

Not overloaded with controls. You get an adjustable lumbar support, a headrest, and armrests that move enough to stay comfortable. Works well in smaller rooms and doesn’t feel oversized.

High-Back Mesh Chair With Aluminium Base

This chair feels solid. The aluminium base adds stability, especially for heavier users. The tilt adjusts automatically, armrests move easily, and the chair stays steady even during long work hours.

Synchro-Tilt Chair With Seat Slider

When you lean back, the seat and backrest move together. That keeps pressure off the lower back. A seat slider and adjustable lumbar support make it easier to change posture through the day without standing up constantly.

Leatherette High-Back Chair

Simple and structured. The cushioning is firm, the tilt locks at limited angles, and the chair works best for people who want something neat-looking that still offers basic support.

Full Mesh Chair With Recline And Footrest

This one leans back far. The footrest pulls out when you need to stretch. Mesh runs through both the seat and back, so heat doesn’t build up. Armrests and lumbar support adjust enough to avoid shoulder strain.

Chair With Adaptive Lumbar Support

The lumbar section moves with your spine instead of staying fixed. It helps reduce slouching over time. The seat is wider, the recline is smooth, and the chair doesn’t force you into one posture.

Dual-Back Ergonomic Chair

Two separate back supports sit on either side of the spine. The design keeps you upright without feeling rigid. Headrest, armrests, seat depth, and back height can all be adjusted.

Compact Chair For Study And Light Work

Smaller frame, lighter build. Height adjustment and cushioned seating are the focus here. It fits easily into study rooms or shared spaces and works best for shorter sitting sessions.

Harsh Wadhwani is the Founder of Vergo