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Does anyone know where the posters on the wall that depict clutter are from? I've seen them before but I can't find any info on them.

The top one is a Kozyndan print, I've seen the bottom one before too but can't recall where from.

They're both works from kozyndan. Amusingly enough, I received them as "thank you" gifts after helping clean and organize their studio years ago. I even suffered an emergency room splinter in my hand while scrubbing clean their wood floors. What a fella will do for a clean floor (it was worth it for those fantastic limited prints).

You can test these chairs at their showrooms both Steelcase and Knoll have showrooms in Santa Monica.
You can purchase either chair through Steelcase or Knoll's distribution partners. You can also test the chairs at the distribution/dealers showrooms as well. If you go to the websites their dealers are listed on the the website.
Or you can call them and ask for the closest dealer near you. I like the Leap chair the best but my all time favorite is the original task chair from Humanscale. Task chairs are personal so it is best to go and sit in them and each of these chairs offers several different options and sizes.

LoriSF answered it all.

I recommend, though, that you take a look at the Siento chair, too. If I had the cash, it'd be in my office! (I wrote the brochure for it, too.)

I sit in a Life Chair everyday - and really nothing can compare! I'd suggest getting the ultra seat topper which is a little cushier. I'd also purchase from a dealership - DWR only carries a limited amount of options - at a dealership you'd be able to pick any finish and choose from hundreds of knolltextiles or leathers.

There's a better answer than going to 2 separate showrooms. You can go to Jules Seltzer in West Hollywood. They are a furniture dealer and they have every task chair available in their showroom for you to try.

I'm sitting in a Leap as I type this. It's nice to work for a big corporation that is willing to put its money behind employee health and safety. The Leap is considered top of the line when it comes to office ergonomics, so if you can afford to get one for your home office, good for you!

I have been very happily sitting in a Leap for 10 years, 8 of which have been in my home office. Super comfy, has helped me ward off back or carpal tunnel issues and has a great array of adjustments so I can vary how I sit. I absolutely recommended getting one!

Relax the Back (a number of locations throughout LA) have a good selection of high quality task chairs for the test driving.

This is where I went to test out the Humanscale Freedom and Steelcase Leap before buying the freedom (elsewhere... Relax The Back is crazy overpriced!)

Good luck.

Thank you!