Aptly named, the Oxford Office Chair (1965) builds upon the dining hall chairs Arne Jacobson designed for England's University of Oxford. Their high backs conveyed prestige, distinguishing the table reserved for professors at St. Catherine’s College. Evolved by Fritz Hansen for how we work today, the elegantly minimalist chair is cushioned with high-resistance foam for lumbar support and sitting naturally. It also features a five-star caster base, adjustable seat height and tilt, and armrests that slide neatly under desktops. Made in Poland.