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Nice to know that when we grow old and decrepted, we’ll have far more awesome rocking chairs then our grandparents. :D
Cool design, but for office work it misses the knee support (just like stokke chairs). Also agree with Jared: getting old on one of these would be like living on the Enterprise.
Does this not look uncomfortable to anyone else? The seat part should be longer and it looks like you’d get some wicked curvature of the spine from it.