For generations, the standard office chair has been built around a body that many people do not have — a quiet but consequential form of exclusion embedded in the furniture of daily work. CabeVibe, a California-based ergonomic company, has released the CabLady S2, a chair engineered specifically for petite women and users whose proportions fall outside the industry's assumed average. The S2 is not merely a smaller chair; it is a rethinking of what it means to design for the full range of human form, arriving as a second iteration shaped directly by the voices of those the first version still l