Striad Sofas
Low- and high-back sofas combine layered comfort with modular planning options.
1981 × 1168 × 914 mm
Source: product page text — Striad Sofa—High Back—2 Seat — published as W 78 × D 36 × H 46 in
USD 9,641 list, CCL600-2-4 high-back 2.5-seat sofa with four-leg base and Price Category 1 shell/cushions, Herman Miller Ancillary Price Book (10/26), 2026-10-15
Description
Overview
Striad Sofas translate lounge-chair comfort into low- and high-back workplace seating. The low-back version can be specified as two- or three-seat units and extended with inside curves or corners; the high-back version is a two-seat sofa.
Construction
Deep-set dual-density foam cushions provide support within the layered Striad construction. High backs create greater enclosure, while low backs keep adjacent seating visually connected.
Specifications
- High-back two-seat: W 78 × D 36 × H 46 in
- Seat height: 17 in
- Low-back and sectional units also available
Story
Striad family
Markus Jehs and Jürgen Laub developed the Striad family around seating and tables with related bases and a focus on comfort. The sofa extends that system into high-back, low-back, curved, corner, two-seat, and three-seat configurations.
Different degrees of enclosure
Herman Miller describes the high back as a way to define space and provide privacy, while the low-back and sectional forms support collaboration.
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