You can buy an Aeron chair through one of our dealers (FIX LINK) or retailers (FIX LINK).

Finding the nearest Herman Miller dealer or one of our retail stores easy.

Go to our Where to Buy (FIX LINK) page and choose between business, healthcare, and government dealers or retail stores, in your area.

Business dealers are located throughout the USA and are ready to help build or manage effective workplaces.

Healthcare dealers are experienced in designing, implementing and analyzing the effectiveness of clinical environments.

U.S. Government dealers understand the special concerns of local, state, and U.S. federal government facilities managers.

Retail stores carry our classic furniture and home office seating.

Prices for products sold through our dealers and retail stores are established by our dealers and retail stores. We recommend you contact the dealer or consumer store nearest you.

Our Customer Care (FIX LINK) page provides contact information for answers to questions on product service and user adjustments.

First, try browsing our online Product Showroom. If you need more information, contact your nearest Herman Miller dealer (FIX LINK) or retail store (FIX LINK).

Herman Miller archives personnel can help identify Herman Miller furniture. Just send a snapshot or illustration of the product along with a letter of request to: Herman Miller Archives, 855 E. Main Avenue, P.O. Box 302, Zeeland, MI 49464-0302. Because of the vast number of products made in our history, which spans over 100 years, it is not possible to identify products through oral description. Please write to us with photos. Because of the number of such requests we receive, the answer to your request may take a few weeks' time. We appreciate your patience.

The collectible value of a Herman Miller antique varies widely and is based in part upon the condition of your piece, demand in the area where it's sold, etc. Herman Miller archivists can not appraise the value of your antiques, however, we recommend finding an appraiser of American furniture and decorative arts in your area through the Appraisers Association of America.

Our archivists do occasionally help museums fill gaps in their 20th-century design collections. To determine whether your piece could help us in that work, we would need photographs to show to curators. Send your photos to: Herman Miller Archives, 855 E. Main Avenue, P.O. Box 302, Zeeland, MI 49464-0302.

The company has donated a complete archive of product literature to the Henry Ford Archives in Dearborn, Michigan. The collection is accessible by appointment. Call 313-982-6087. For more questions about Herman Miller's archives, please contact us.