As teased right before the star of the ongoing CES 2026 , LiberNovo has announced a series of updates to its flagship Omni ergonomic chair, including a new Moss Green color. The chair originally gained attention for its motorized features. But the most recent announcement is about a mix of aesthetic improvements and a big hardware upgrade to the upholstery.
LiberNovo Omni adds a nature-inspired look to Its motorized chair
A new “Moss Green” colorway is the most obvious change on the LiberNovo Omni. This forest-inspired color is different from the usual industrial blacks and grays. It follows what the brand calls “biophilic design” principles. In other words, they want to bring parts of nature into the office. The goal is to make home offices more peaceful and stable for people who work there for long periods of time.
Material upgrades and durability
Beyond the color, the 2026 Omni debuts a re-engineered fabric. LiberNovo has moved toward a short-pile, velvet-like surface that aims to mimic the softness of wool while maintaining high breathability. This isn’t just a comfort play, as the material is also designed for heavy daily use.
Technical testing shows the new fabric can withstand over 50,000 wear cycles. This metric suggests that it should remain pilling-resistant and colorfast even after years of friction. This is a key update for a chair that encourages frequent movement and posture shifts.
Motorized comfort and FlexFit tech
The core of the Omni’s appeal remains its Bionic FlexFit backrest. Unlike static chairs, this system uses 16 pivot points and eight adaptive panels that flex independently as the user moves. It is designed to contour to the spine whether the user is leaning forward to type or reclining back for a call.
The chair’s standout feature continues to be its motorized lumbar support. Rather than fumbling with manual knobs, users adjust the support via a button to find the exact pressure point for their lower back. Additionally, the OmniStretch feature provides a five-minute spinal decompression cycle. This moves along the spine to relieve pressure, offering a therapeutic break during extended desk sessions.
Price and availability
The brand sees this upgrade as a major milestone for its 2026 expansion. In the US, the Moss Green color costs $829 . In Europe, the company is offering the new model with early-bird pricing starting at €995. Those who prefer the classic Midnight Black or Space Gray variants, but with the latest improvements, can get them for prices of $929 (US) and €1,134 (EU).
