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Design, What's Up December 1, 2011

The Herman Miller Collection

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The idea of the Herman Miller Collection is not entirely new. In his introduction to our 1952 catalog, George Nelson wrote of “the continuing creation of a permanent collection designed to meet fully the requirements for modern living.” Nelson established a program and a philosophy for the Collection that allows us to continue it today.

The Collection began with classic pieces from the Herman Miller’s archives that have stood the test of the time. We then added complementary furnishings from our partners, such as Magis and Mattiazzi. Most importantly, we are developing new designs with today’s most talented designers. Each piece will present a solution that is as purposeful as it is beautiful.

The Herman Miller Collection will preview at Art Basel Miami Beach, where we are the exclusive furniture sponsor. More to come in Spring 2012.

Comments (4)

I’m extremely taken by the chair in this article. Where does one find this?

Regards,
Chris

Chris, it’ great to hear that you like the chair. The upholstered Eames LCM, along with some other really exciting pieces, will be available in late spring 2012. Stop back later for more details.

I would like to purchase the new Ward Bennett I-beam table, but cannot find it–it was featured in the Wall Street Journal style issue this past weekend.
Thanks!

Ellen,

Although the I-Beam has been featured in several magazines, it will not be available in the HermanMiller Store store or our other retail partners until August 1, 2012. Understanding what a long wait that is, we have made arrangements for you to purchase the table directly from us now. We will sending you more information shortly.

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