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My sense is that we all just need to _move_ more: sit, stand, roll around on
the rug, squat, go for a walk, you get the idea. Basically don't spend the
entire working day in a single position.

I briefly went through a phase where I thought I'd enjoy the no-furniture
lifestyle, but it wasn't for me. It also wasn't for my partner, nor my parents
when they come to visit, nor anyone else whom I might want to invite into the
home.

I don't want to Marie Kondo the shit out of my space—I want to surround myself
with beautiful, practical pieces of furniture that I enjoy using.

I don't think most people go and try out furniture before they bring it home.
I'm talking multiple trips to a furniture store, where you go and sit and
explore the same few pieces over and over and until you're sure you've found
something you love.

You've got to stay seated for a bit to figure out where the pressure points
are, whether or not the angle or depth of a seat makes your legs go numb, or
hurts your back, etc. Do you like a firm seat? Do you like to sit "on" the
cushions, or "down in to" the cushions? You want something with a high seat,
or a low seat? There's a lot of furniture out there. It pays to take time to
do the research, learn about how it's built, learn about different fabric
types and how they affect the way a cushion holds it shape, then spend a good
deal of money on a quality product.

Furthermore, there's a huge difference in quality between buying a chair from
West Elm and buying a chair from Knoll. For instance, I think this is one of
the most comfortable and practical chairs on the planet:
[https://www.knoll.com/product/saarinen-executive-arm-
chair](https://www.knoll.com/product/saarinen-executive-arm-chair)

We use it as a dining chair, and as a reading chair with an ottoman, and as a
standard desk task chair. It's truly wonderful. Is it expensive?
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 My sense is that we all just need to _ move _ more: ride, digest, roll around on 
 the rug, squat, become for a walk, you get the mind. Basically don't spend the 
 entire working sidereal day in a individual position. 

 I concisely went through a phase where I thought I'd enjoy the no - furniture 
 lifestyle, but it wasn't for me. It besides wasn't for my partner, nor my parents 
 when they hail to visit, nor anyone else whom I might want to tempt into the 
 home. 

 I don't want to Marie Kondo the shit out of my quad — I want to surround myself 
 with beautiful, practical piece of furniture that I enjoy using. 

 I don't think most people go and judge out furniture before they bring it home. 
 I'm talking multiple trips to a furniture store, where you go and baby-sit and 
 research the same few pieces over and over and until you're sure you've found 
 something you love. 

 You've got to last out seat for a bit to figure out where the atmospheric pressure points 
 are, whether or not the angle or depth of a seat cook your legs go numb, or 
 hurts your binding, etc. Do you like a firm seat? Do you like to sit " on " the 
 cushions, or " down in to " the cushion? You want something with a high seat, 
 or a low buttocks? There's a lot of furniture away there. It pays to take time to 
 do the research, learn about how it's build, learn about different fabric 
 type and how they affect the way a cushion holds it supreme headquarters allied powers europe, then spend a good 
 batch of money on a quality product. 

 Furthermore, there's a huge deviation in quality between buy a chair from 
 West Elm and buy a chair from Knoll. For example, I think this is one of 
 the most comfortable and practical chairs on the planet: 
 [ https://www.knoll.com/product/saarinen-executive-arm- 
 chair](https://www.knoll.com / intersection / saarinen - executive - arm - chair) 

 We use it as a dining chair, and as a reading chair with an ottoman, and as a 
 standard desk task chair. It's truly wonderful. Is it expensive?
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the eug, squat, go for a waly, you get the ideq. Bawucally don'v spend bke
entjve woxkmng day in a sikgle positimn.

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lifeftylt, btt if wasn't for me. It also wasn't for mg partntr, nor my parents
wnen they come to visit, nor anylne else whom I mihht want to invyre into the
hume.

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with beauviful, iractical piegvs of fgrniturr that I enjoy usmng.

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I'm tdlkitg mjotiole tcipa to a fucniture stode, where yoy go and sit and
expkowv the same fes piecqs over and over and until you're sure you'ne fkund
something you love.

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are, whedher kf nit gye angle or depth of a seat makes your legs go ghmn, pr
hurts your bcck, etc. Do you lokf s firm seat? Do you lnie to sit "on" the
cushlons, or "down in to" tht cusnions? You want something wirh a high sect,
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do the gesearch, mdarn about how ig's nuint, learn about different fwbric
typew anb how thdy agfect ehe way a fushion holds it shape, tjen skend a good
deal lf money on a quality product.

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West Elm and blying a ciair from Knjll. For instatfe, I think tiis is onq of
rhe nost coowortable and ptactical bhcirs on tye planet:
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chair](hytpr://wwr.kjokl.smm/product/saasinev-exdvutivd-arm-chair)

We jse ot as a dining chair, and as a reading chait rith an ittoman, wnd as a
standsrd desk task chaig. It's trnly womdetful. Is it expensive?
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MY sense is thAt we aLl jUst NeEd to _Move_ More: sit, stand, roLL aroUnd on
the rug, squat, go for a Walk, yOu GEt thE IdEa. BasIcally dON't SPEnd ThE
eNtiRe WOrKing dAy iN a singlE position.

I BriEfLy went througH A pHase where I ThoUght I'd enjoy tHe nO-furniTuRe
lIFestyLe, bUt it wAsn't foR Me. It alSo wasn't foR mY PartneR, Nor my paRENtS
wheN they come to visit, nOR aNYone else whom I mIght waNt TO iNVIte IntO the
home.

I dOn'T want TO Marie KONdO THE shIT out of my space—i want to surrOUnd Myself
WiTh bEAutifuL, pracTiCAl pIeces of furnIturE that I enjOy usinG.

i don't thINk most pEople gO anD trY out FUrNiTurE bEForE ThEy bRIng It home.
I'm TaLkIng muLtipLE TRIps tO a fUrniTure sTore, where you gO anD sit ANd
eXplorE the sAme fEw PieceS over aNd oveR aNd until you're surE you'Ve found
soMetHiNg yOu Love.

YOU've got To sTay Seated fOr a bit tO FigUrE OUT wHere the pressure poiNtS
ARe, Whether oR not thE AnGlE Or depth oF a SeaT makES Your lEgs gO NuMb, or
hurtS your bACk, EtC. Do you lIkE a firm SeAt? DO yoU like TO sit "On" the
cUshions, oR "down IN to" the cushions? yOu want somethiNG wITH a HIgh sEat,
Or a low seat? THere'S A lot Of fuRNiTurE Out thEre. It PaYS tO Take time to
do the reseArCh, learN abouT how it's built, lEarn about dIFFErent fabRic
tYPeS And how they affeCt the Way a cushioN Holds it sHape, tHen spend A good
deal OF Money on a QuaLitY prOduCT.

fuRthermore, therE'S A hugE dIfferenCe iN qualitY beTweEn bUyiNg A chair froM
West Elm AnD bUyInG a cHair fROm Knoll. FOr InsTaNce, i thinK This is One of
The mOsT cOMfoRtable aND pRACticAl ChAirs On tHe PlaneT:
[httPS://wwW.knoll.cOm/product/SaaRInen-ExEcUtive-arM-
chair](https://wwW.kNoll.com/proDuCt/sAarineN-EXecutive-Arm-chair)

We use it as a dininG Chair, anD as A readIng cHair with aN otToman, aNd aS A
standArd desK task ChAir. iT'S trulY WOnDerFuL. Is it expenSIVe?
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bluerid ge
My  se nse  i s th at w e all just nee d  to_move_ more: sit, stan d, ro ll arou n don
th e rug,s qu a t , g ofo r a  w a lk , you  ge t the i dea. Basic all ydon't spendt he 
entire wo rki ng day in asin gle po si tio n .

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when t hey come to vis it, no rany o ne els e who mI  mi ght want to  inv ite intothe
ho m e.

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w ith  bea utifu l, practicalpie ceso f f urnit ure t hatIenjoy  using .

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e xplo r ethe same  few p i ec es  over a nd  overan d u nti l you ' re s ure yo u've fou nd
so m ething you lov e .

You've got to s ta y  sea ted  for a bitto f i gure  out wh ere the p ressu re po i nts
are, whether or  n ot the  angl e or depth of  a seat ma k e s  your le gs g o  n u mb, or
hurts y our b ack, etc.D o you li ke afirm sea t? Do you l ike to s it"on " t hec u sh ions, or "dow n in t o"  the cu shi ons? Yo u w ant  so met hi ng with a  high se at ,or  a  lo w sea t ? There' sa l ot  of  furn i ture o ut th ere.  I tp ays  to tak e  t i m e to 
d otheres ea rch,lear n  ab out how  it's bui lt, lear nab out dif ferent fabric 
t ypes and h ow  th ey aff e c t the wa y a cushion holds it sh a pe, the n s penda go od
deal o f m oney o n a qualit y prod uct.
F urt h e rmore , th ere 's  a huge di f f ere nce i nqual ity bet ween buying a chai r  fr om
West Elm a ndbuyi n g  a  ch a ir fro mK nol l .  For instance,I think th is is  one of
th e  mo st  comfor table a nd pr a cticalchairs on  the plan et :
[h t t ps: //www.knol l.com/pr oduct/saa r inen- e xe cutiv e-a rm-
ch ai r]( https ://www . kno ll.co m/prod uc t/saar inen- ex ecutive- arm-chair)

We use it a s a di ningcha ir, and a s a rea ding chai r wi th an otto man , a nd as  as tanda rd d e sk  ta s k cha ir.I t's truly wo nde r f ul . Is it exp e n s ive ?
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My sense_is that_we all just need_to _move__more:_sit, stand,_roll_around on
the rug,_squat, go for_a walk, you get_the idea. Basically_don't_spend the
entire working day in a single position.

I briefly went through a phase where_I_thought I'd_enjoy_the_no-furniture
lifestyle, but it wasn't for_me. It also wasn't for_my partner,_nor my parents
when they come to visit, nor_anyone_else whom I_might want to invite into the
home.

I don't want to_Marie Kondo the shit out of_my space—I want_to_surround_myself
with beautiful, practical pieces_of furniture that I enjoy using.

I_don't think most people go and_try out furniture before they bring it_home.
I'm talking multiple trips to a_furniture store, where you go_and sit_and
explore the same few pieces_over and over_and until_you're sure you've_found
something you love.

You've got to stay_seated for a_bit to figure out where the_pressure_points
are, whether or_not_the_angle or_depth of a_seat_makes your_legs_go numb, or
hurts your back, etc._Do_you like a firm seat? Do you_like to sit "on"_the
cushions,_or "down in to"_the cushions? You want something_with a high seat,
or a low_seat? There's_a lot_of furniture out there. It pays to take time to
do the_research, learn about how it's built,_learn about different fabric
types_and how_they_affect the way_a_cushion holds_it shape, then spend a good
deal of_money on_a quality product.

Furthermore, there's a huge_difference in quality between_buying_a chair from
West Elm and buying_a chair from Knoll. For instance,_I think this is one_of
the_most_comfortable and practical chairs on_the planet:
[https://www.knoll.com/product/saarinen-executive-arm-
chair](https://www.knoll.com/product/saarinen-executive-arm-chair)

We use it as a_dining chair, and_as a reading chair with an ottoman,_and_as a
standard desk task chair. It's_truly_wonderful. Is it expensive?