Ahrend Remode - Our most sustainable task chair yet

The Ahrend Remode, designed by Ben van Berkel of UNStudio, is an iconic task chair with sustainability at its core. The chair is fully modular, lightweight and made of circular materials, including plastic from the ocean. The Ahrend Remode stands out for its innovative design and extensive adjustment options. Whether you sit on it for five minutes or an entire working day, this chair offers comfort and ease of use. The Ahrend Remode combines sustainability, design and comfort in a beautiful and functional way, and is designed to be used for generations.

Designed to stand out
Weight has the greatest impact on a product's CO2 emissions. The Ahrend Remode is around 30% lighter than the average task chair, thanks to its smart, hollow structures and efficient use of materials. Its modular design makes it easy to repair, replace and recycle components. This is how we extend the lifespan of the chair as well as the materials used.

The black version of the Ahrend Remode consists of 54% recycled materials. 78% of the plastic used is recycled, of which 62% comes from the ocean. Envalior, a renowned player in the plastics industry, makes the recycled plastic - Akulon® RePurposed - from fishing nets collected along India's coastline. In this way, we contribute to cleaner oceans and create a positive social impact.

Sitting at its best
As a leader in vitalising work environments, Ahrend has developed - with the Remode - a task chair that invigorates. It features a synchro-motion mechanism, ensuring that the seat and back of the Ahrend Remode glide in unison. You can personalise all functions according to preferences. The controls are easy to reach from the sitting position. With its ergonomic design and the selected materials, the Remode feels like a sneaker that moulds to your body.

‘A chair is not a sitting machine, but an object that supports you. It should feel like a sneaker: comfortable and moulding to your body.’
- Ben van Berkel, UNStudio