In 2015, a civil engineer and an intellectual property lawyer who happened to be roommates started selling office chairs out of a garage. A decade later, that hunch has become Office Logix Shop, an Ohio-based company built entirely on the idea that the best chair on the market might already exist. Office Logix Shop reports a 35 percent growth rate, figures the company attributes to rising demand for ergonomic seating among remote and hybrid workers rethinking their home and office setups. An Industry Moment, and a Company Positioned Inside ItOffice Logix Shop’s growth is unfolding against a backdrop of real structural change in how people think about furniture and consumption. The global ergonomic office furniture market itself is expected to reach $16.9 billion by 2030, according to industry estimates cited by the company, a scale that puts Office Logix Shop’s refurbishment-first model inside a genuinely large and still-growing category, rather than a niche corner of it.