Having spent more money than I care to admit on finding the perfect
chair, the Herman Miller ones are the best you can find. You don't
necessarily need the Aeron though, the newer ones are cheaper and
very comfortable.
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Part of this is simple business dynamics.
Most of the businesses mentioned in this primary distrubution channels
are offline, they simply aren't interested in 1 to 1 relationships and
sales, they are much more interested in that new office building, shoe
store etc.
Aeron chair is largely sold
The HM hurts my rear. This looks cool:
http://www.houseind.com/press/neutraslab/chair/
I doubt it would work with a desk though...
On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 5:09 PM, Andy Polaine a...@polaine.com wrote:
Having spent more money than I care to admit on finding the perfect
chair, the Herman Miller
The HM hurts my rear,
Yeah me too.
Desks are so overrated, I've gone to just using wireframes...to hold
drinks primarily.
http://intrio.com/blog/2008/01/21/a-great-deal-1920x1600-24-monitor-for-370by-westinghouse/
Welcome to the
Angel - that looks like you'd never be able to get out of it!
I have an Aeron but tried the Herman Miller Celle at Sam Flax in NY
and it was extremely comfortable (probably more so than the Aeron) and
about half the price.
If you're in NY, I can recommend going there. The sales guy was
Yeah me too.
Desks are so overrated, I've gone to just using wireframes...to hold
drinks primarily.
http://intrio.com/blog/2008/01/21/a-great-deal-1920x1600-24-monitor-for-370by-westinghouse/
Wow, I could never work like that! I have way to many books on my desk
for that to work. I need a
What can I say, I am a man of leisure. Squeeze the boomerang chair into an
inner tube and plop me into the pacific with a paddle and a sail and I will
be A-okay.
This place has some neat office furnishings:
http://www.ambiencedore.com/collection/seating_keil_desk-con.php
I am totally serious
Wow, I could never work like that! I have way to many books on my desk for
that to work. I need a good expanse of flat space.
That's what floors are for :) of course I work at home so can get away
that. But I used to work in an office I wasn't afraid to take over a
floor area when the
a monitor on a cymbal stand or a projector for truly laid backThat rocks.
Your setup on your blog looked vaguely familiar. I have dual lap tops with
dual monitors and an assortment of peripherals. Dual white coned yamaha
monitors sold to me by one of those not so pushy sales guys (he really
hooked
If car companies can provide list prices for their products online, why
can't a furniture manufacturer?
However, I disagree that Herman Miller products are as ridiculous as their
interface design decisions (of course, this includes some classics like the
Eames chairs that Herman Miller is licensed
Sometimes they do, but it's always suggested retail price (usually
highest price), and often times there are advertise price minimums to
keep the competition from cannibalizing all the profits.
That's all I'd expect from them. In the end, an individual is most likely
going to purchase from
RE: kittens and cables
Wait.. you're saying your angels chewed through your wireless keyboard
cables? ;) Really you need a blender defender.
http://www.plasma2002.com/blenderdefender/
I have a touch screen on the cymbal mount, so it can do cymbals with
the correct music software, but I
If car companies can provide list prices for their products online, why
can't a furniture manufacturer?
Sometimes they do, but it's always suggested retail price (usually
highest price), and often times there are advertise price minimums to
keep the competition from cannibalizing all the
plasma2002No way dude. I advocate for the kitties. No tormentor shock
treatment. If I came across one of those I would dismantle it.
More my style:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQ-jv8g1YVI
I have a touch screen on the cymbal mount, so it can do cymbals with the
correct music software, but I
Save yourself a ton of hassle and money and pick one up used at a
local contract interiors dealer. Or better yet, pick up something
less expensive, but just as functional. I've been loving my Herman
Miller Equa2 for close to 15 years now.
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The two examples I use (when I teach) to show this disconnect are
Crumpler (crumpler.com.au) and Dr Martens (drmartens.com). Both
fantastic products with insanely bad web presence!
Scott McDaniel wrote:
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In a completely different sense, I always used to love Telstra's site -
www.telstra.com - as a way of highlighting the disconnect between the brand
promise Making life easier and the reality as evidenced by your
interaction with the business.
2009/5/20 Donna Spencer don...@maadmob.net
The two
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