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The Mirra chair is a Herman Miller product designed in 2003 by in Berlin, Germany. According to the manufacturer, the chair is made from 42% of recycled materials, and at the end of its useful life it is 96% recyclable by weight. The ergonomics of this chair are improved thanks to the nine available adjustments: seat height, seat depth, tilt tension, tilt limiter, forward tilt, arm height, arm width, arm angle, and lumbar tension.