Top-Rated Office Chairs in Australia for 2025

Here’s a roundup of the 10 office chairs worth considering this year, ranked in a new order to highlight different strengths.

AUSTRALIA, August 21, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- A variety of office chairs have been highlighted as notable options for Australian workplaces in 2025, covering premium, mid-range, and entry-level categories. The selection reflects ongoing demand for ergonomic support, durability, and adaptability in both home and professional office environments.

Featured models include:

Steelcase Leap V2 – This office chair incorporates LiveBack^® technology, which flexes with the natural motion of the spine to provide continuous support. Major elements including armrests, seat depth, lumbar tension, and recline are fully adjustable. The Leap V2 is positioned at the premium end of the market, typically priced around $1,700.

JasonLFalcon 2.0 Ergonomic Mesh Chair– Produced by Australian company JasonL, the Falcon 2.0 features 4D armrests, adjustable lumbar support, a seat slide, and a multi-position recline. Designed with breathable mesh for warmer climates, it carries GREENGUARD certification for low emissions and is supported by a 10-year warranty. The chair is priced at approximately $449.

Herman Miller Aeron – A globally recognised model since the 1990s, the Aeron features Pellicle mesh that distributes weight evenly and promotes airflow. Available in multiple sizes with advanced posture support systems, it is generally priced above $2,000.

SIDIZ T50 – A mid-range chair from South Korea, the T50 includes 4D armrests, lumbar adjustment, tilt functionality, and a ventilated mesh back. It has become popular in Australia for offering ergonomic features at moderate pricing.

ErgoTune Supreme – This model provides 11 points of adjustment, including headrest, lumbar support, and 5D armrests, with a mesh back for ventilation. Positioned just below $1,000, it sits between entry-level and premium options.

Secretlab Titan Evo 2022 – Originally developed as a gaming chair, the Titan Evo 2022 is used in office settings. It includes four-way lumbar support, a reclining backrest, and memory foam cushioning, and is offered in several finishes.

Humanscale Freedom – Employing an automatic recline mechanism that adjusts according to the user’s weight, the Freedom chair provides ergonomic support with a minimalist design.

Steelcase Gesture – Designed for technology-focused working practices, the Gesture’s armrests and posture systems adapt to a wide range of positions, accommodating users moving between multiple devices.

Sihoo M57 – An entry-level ergonomic chair with mesh back, adjustable lumbar support, 3D armrests, and a headrest. Typically priced under $400, it is suitable for home offices and students.

As Australian workplaces continue to adapt to hybrid and remote arrangements, ergonomic seating remains a key consideration for comfort, health, and productivity. The highlighted models provide a range of solutions across price points and feature sets.

Rick Harington
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