Wilkhahn AT vs Okamura Baron

Side by side from official specifications, sourced prices and User Insights. No written comparison exists for this pair yet.

Wilkhahn

Wilkhahn AT

From €831

≈ $950

Okamura

Okamura Baron

From ¥167,640

≈ $1,070

Differences at a glance

Wilkhahn ATOkamura Baron

Price: From €831From ¥167,640
Seat height: 40–53 cm (15.7–20.9 in); 42–53 cm (16.5–20.9 in); 43–61 cm (16.9–24.0 in); 65–77 cm (25.6–30.3 in)415–515 mm (16.3–20.3 in)
Seat depth: 43 cm (16.9 in); 39–45 cm (15.4–17.7 in)400–450 mm (15.7–17.7 in)
Recline: Seat tilt 12°, backrest up to 26°; optional 3D forward tilt up to 5°; sideways tilt up to 12°Ankle-tilt recline (back and seat slide in sync); recline angle 23°
Arms: Optional armrests: 1D height-adjustable by 100 mm in ten positions; 3D adds 50 mm depth and 25 mm width; 4D also pivots 25°Adjustable arms: ratchet height adjustment 100 mm; pad angle 90° (inward 60° in 2 steps, outward 30° in 1 step)
Headrest: Optional upholstered headrest, height-adjustable by 6 cm in 6 positions, depth adjustable up to 5 cm; adds 15 to 25 cm to total heightWide headrest: 90 mm height adjustment
Lumbar support: Height-adjustable lumbar support, ten lockable positions, up to 60 mm; Optional lumbar support, height-adjustable by 6 cm in six positions, optional depth adjustment up to 1.5 cmLumbar support (option): 5 height steps (50 mm)
Warranty: 5 years (star bases, seat and backrest frames and shells, mechanisms); 2 years (gas lifts, casters, glides, armrest function, fabrics, upholstery)Structure 8 years (purchases from Jan 5, 2021); mechanisms and moving parts 2 years; exterior and surface finish 1 year

Which has a headrest?

Both: the Wilkhahn AT as an option and the Okamura Baron as standard.

What do owners mention most?

Back support for the Wilkhahn AT, and back support for the Okamura Baron, based on review summaries.