LiberNovo is launching a trio of new chairs that could make a world of difference for creatives working long sessions at a desk. The lineup introduces the premium Omni Pro with electric seat ventilation for superior cooling, the accessible Omni SE and the flagship Maxis series built specifically for big and tall users. Until 31 July, all three are available at super early-bird pricing at up to 44% off the MSRP.
As a digital creative, the chair you’re sitting in might be the weak link that’s holding back productivity in your office or studio setup. Chances it was an afterthought compared to the amount of time you spent choosing your laptop and monitor, and yet it’s the element that most defines how you feel while you’re drafting, editing or laying out designs – and it can outlast most of your other equipment if you choose well.
If you sit at a desk for seven hours a day, that’s around nine years over an average working lifetime. An inadequate chair can force your body into less-than-ideal positions when you’re staring at designs or artwork on a monitor. That means not only physical discomfort, stress and distractions from work but also the risk of long-term neck and back pain.
Now could be the moment to make the studio upgrade that changes that. LiberNovo’s new range focuses on long-term spinal health with responsive design that recognises the many posture chances we make during long sessions of work and reduces the cumulative stress of static sitting.
LiberNovo Maxis: designed with tall and broad bodies in mind
Larger office chairs are often simply scaled up versions of standard models, but that’s not how human bodies work. The result is fixed proportions that rarely fit properly. A lack of adjustability leaves you with a headrest that doesn’t quite support you, or a seat that digs into your thighs and armrests that push your elbows in, tightening your shoulders over time.
The LiberNovo Maxis Series has been engineered from the ground up to provide genuine foot to head ergonomics for users between 5'10" and 6'7" and weighing up to 399 lbs (181 kg).
At its core is LiberNovo’s Dynamic Support System, which also underpins the new Omni line. There are 60 precision joints that rapidly respond to your movements, and four synchronised mechanisms continuously support your back, neck, hip and arms. This means that instead of you having to adapt to the chair to try to avoid discomfort during a long session editing, the chair adapts to you.
An ultra-deep 52cm seat eliminates the common issue of dangling legs for taller users, reducing fatigue and circulation issues that can come from marathon work sessions. Extended-range arc armrests accommodate broader builds without squashing the waist, providing freedom for creatives who need to adjust their position to move across a multi-device setup.
The wide backrest measures 430mm across the shoulders and 520 mm at the waist, ensuring full contact for larger frames instead of the partial support that most chairs provide. The base has a flared design to ease hip pressure, while the Bionic Flexfit BackRest, constructed from eight adaptive panels linked by a multi-pivot system, moves fluidly with the body instead of locking it in place.
As for the recline mechanism, many office chairs tend to become unstable under real-world weight, but the Maxis have a six-spring Controlled Recline System that responds progressively to angle and weight. This creates a reassuringly smooth and steady recline with none of those sudden drops that can discourage larger users from leaning back.
Five positions, from 105 to 160 degrees mean the chair can adapt to every moment of the day, from deep work to a full recline for when there’s time to relax.
Crowning the LiberNovo Maxis’ foot-to-head ergonomics is an ultra-adjustable headrest that provides the flexibility of an extended 140mm of vertical and 120mm of horizontal travel. Its U-shaped contour mirrors the cervical spine’s natural curve, providing true support for longer necks and wider shoulders – a game changer for designers who tend to spend long stretches leaning towards a monitor, which can cause tension and aches.
The Maxis Series has three tiers. The core Maxis Manual provides the full structural foundation, the Maxis Electric adds an ErgoPulse motorised lumbar system that sustains the spine’s natural S-curve throughout the day and OmniStretch Spinal Decompression, a five-minute motorised decompression cycle built into the chair to help relieve tension at the push of a button.
The top-of-the-range Maxis Airflow comes with premium Gabriel Atlantic fabric and boasts a quiet Active Airflow integrated centrifugal fan that draws air upward for superior cooling, ideal for creatives who suffer in hot weather.
You can pre-order Maxis series now from $809 / £719 instead of $1,299 / £1,099.
A truly ergonomic solution for every creative’s body
LiberNovo’s trio of new chairs covers the needs and budget of every creative. Alongside the Maxis series are two other models: the premium Omni Pro with electric seat ventilation Model and the manual entry-level Omni SE. Both have the same Dynamic Support System as the Maxis, providing lasting comfort, improved alignment, and continuous, adaptive support so you can focus on meeting the deadline rather than struggling to get comfortable.
Invest in the most important part of your creative setup
With only seven days left to secure super early-bird pricing, now is the moment to make an overdue investment in a studio upgrade that could help you live as well as work better: a chair designed with as much thought as you put into the design on the screen.
Super early-bird pricing is available on LiberNovo’s new ergonomic chair lineup until 31 July only.
US early-bird pricing
- Maxis Series from $809 – up to 44% off
- Omni Pro from $909 – up to 35% off
- Omni SE from $569 – up to 41% off
UK early-bird pricing
Maxis Series from £719 – up to 44% off
Omni Pro from £849 – up to 41% off
Omni SE from £509 – up to 44% off
