Executive Chairs generally have the same function of "Task" or “Swivel” chairs, with some upgraded features like a high back, wood accents and upgraded upholstery, mesh and leather. Officenter has offerings for the budget minded executive as well as those who want to reflect their status.

Commonly referred to as Desk Chairs, or “swivel” chairs, these are the most common seats in the office. Task chairs are designed to be used comfortably over the entire work day.  They can be dressed up with upgraded fabrics. Many are also available in a “stool height” commonly used for reception areas or as a “drafting chair”.  Differences in control options allow for a wide range of ergonomic adjustments to fit the individual user.  You don’t need a lot of gadgets to achieve ergonomic comfort.  Take a look at this YouTube video for an example of a passive ergonomic chair.

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Conference room seating can be extremely utilitarian for a quick meeting, or it can be an extension of the executive suite.  The difference can be dictated by just the use of materials.  Leather and mesh might be great for some settings, but some meeting rooms might just need a harp plastic or upholstered seat.  Usually conference seating has fewer controls since the user occupies it for a short time.

Side chairs, or Guest seating, are often part of a chair "family" to match a task or executive chair.  Most of these are available in armless versions, or with a variety of arm styles.  Casters are a convenient feature to move them for impromptu meetings or to use as additional conference room chairs.