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Director chairs sit at the top of an office seating hierarchy — built for board members and senior executives who need both visible authority in a room and genuine all-day ergonomic support. These typically feature the highest-grade upholstery available in a range (full-grain leather, premium mesh), reinforced mechanisms rated for extended recline, and a more substantial visual footprint than standard management chairs. NAD sources director-grade chairs for boardrooms, executive suites, and any space where the seating itself is part of the impression a company makes.

Applications

  • Director and CEO offices
  • Board rooms where the chair itself is part of the room's presentation
  • Head-office suites

What to Look For

  • A headrest is the defining feature — check it adjusts for height, not just angle
  • Premium leather or high-grade leatherette is standard at this tier
  • Confirm weight capacity for extended use if the role involves long meetings

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between director and management chairs?

Director chairs add a headrest and typically a higher upholstery grade as standard — they sit one tier above management chairs, for the most senior offices.

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Good to know

  • Chairs are available with either the Pars mechanism or a bracket-mounted mechanism — ask our team which suits your use case.
  • Synthetic leather is the standard upholstery; fabric upholstery is available on request.
  • "T" denotes an adjustable armrest and "S" denotes a fixed armrest.
  • "A" denotes the large conference (guest) chair and "B" denotes the small conference chair.
  • Contact us for current pricing and volume quotes — our team replies within one business day.

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