Executive chair
Parma
The Parma Executive Chair belongs to our family of luxury office chairs, but it isn't defined by the finish — it's defined by its height-adjustable front lumbar support. It's an independent support, separate from the backrest, that sits where the lower back needs it instead of where a fixed curve decides.
The armrests with a soft pad adjust for height to bring the elbow level with the desk. The synchro mechanism with an upright lock reclines the backrest and seat together, and locks them in place when the work calls for an upright posture. Available in gray mesh/fabric upholstery, on a nylon base with 60 mm PU casters. Built for workdays of six hours or more.
Features
Mechanism
Synchro with an upright lock.
Armrests
Height-adjustable with a soft pad.
Lumbar support
Independent front support with height adjustment.
Base
Nylon star base with 60 mm PU casters.
Color
Ergonomics level
Who it's for
The Parma makes sense if…
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Frequently asked questions
About the Parma chair.
We answer the most common questions about the Parma chair: adjustments, dimensions, and warranty.
What is the front lumbar support and what is it for? +
It's an independent support for the lower back that adjusts for height. Unlike a backrest with a fixed curve, it lets each person place the support exactly where they need it, which reduces fatigue over long workdays.
What does it mean for the mechanism to be synchro? +
A synchro mechanism reclines the backrest and seat together, in coordination with the body's movement. It includes an upright lock for working in a straight posture when needed.
What kind of workstation is the Parma designed for? +
It's designed for management and mid-level positions with workdays of six hours or more in front of a screen, where the lumbar and armrest adjustment makes the difference by the end of the day.
Do the casters work on any type of flooring? +
The base includes 60 mm polyurethane casters, a softer material than standard nylon, suited to hard flooring like wood, porcelain tile, or polished concrete without marking it.
Does the chair comply with the Ley Silla? +
Yes. The Ley Silla is a Mexican labor-reform law that requires employers to provide workers with seating that has a backrest, and the Parma meets that requirement while adding ergonomic adjustments on top.
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