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Herman Miller Unveils Bold New “Ignite” and “Nova” Gaming Chairs

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Two striking colorways redefine performance seating with a fusion of style, comfort, and endurance.

Vibrant Expression Meets Ergonomic Precision

Herman Miller Gaming extends its partnership with Logitech G by introducing two dynamic additions to the Embody Gaming Chair lineup: Ignite and Nova. Each model merges high-performance engineering with bold visual storytelling, elevating the chair from a functional tool to a design statement.

The “Ignite” edition bursts with energy, pairing mineral grey upholstery with vivid orange accents reminiscent of Nike’s iconic “Infrared” shade. The color placement is deliberate — appearing along the backrest, armrest, and seat controls — striking a perfect balance between expressive and refined. The palette feels charged yet composed, giving gaming spaces a jolt of creative energy.

A Deeper Shade of Style

For players who prefer subtle sophistication, “Nova” delivers with deep tones of navy, purple, and black. The moody colorway offers a grounded, modern look that contrasts the brightness of “Ignite.” Compared to the softer “Amethyst” variant released earlier, “Nova” brings a sleek, atmospheric quality — ideal for a minimalist or immersive gaming setup.

Engineered for Endurance

Beyond color, both editions preserve the chair’s award-winning ergonomic DNA. Designed in collaboration with Logitech G, the Embody Gaming Chair features a pixelated support system, copper-infused cooling foam, and an adaptive backrest that mirrors the spine’s natural motion. Each detail works to promote balance, reduce strain, and keep players comfortable through marathon sessions.

The Ignite and Nova colorways are available now through Herman Miller Gaming’s online store and select retail partners across North America, retailing for $1,995 USD. Customers in the UK can sign up to receive updates on the upcoming release.

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