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Herman Miller, Inc., is a leading global provider of office furniture and services that create great places to live, learn, work and heal.
With operations, sales offices, dealers, and licensees in more than 40 countries in North America, Asia/Pacific, Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Latin America, we serve customers virtually anywhere in the world.
Herman Miller encourages our designers to experiment with any material and any process that solves the problem they are trying to solve. We're curious about the new possibilities of new materials, and we make it our business to know a good deal about them.
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Herman Miller's relationships with designers of all kinds over decades of work have been extraordinarily fruitful. Designers bring creativity and insight and talent; we bring expertise and technical know-how and open minds. These collaborations have changed the course of residential furniture and the interior landscape of workplaces worldwide. They have educated and informed our people, and the evidence of these relationships and this learning exists in every office, meeting room, manufacturing facility, in each technology application, and every piece of literature that supports our work.
Herman Miller's belief in design as a way to solve significant problems for people, stemming from the pragmatic view of the Bauhaus, was taken up by Gilbert Rohde and brought to Herman Miller, was expressed by George Nelson and Charles and Ray Eames, was interpreted by Alexander Girard and Bob Propst, and has been reinforced by Bill Stumpf, Jack Kelley, and Don Chadwick. It continues with many other of today's leading designers from around the world.
While fashion and style have their place, the main criterion for a new product has remained constant: Does it truly solve a problem that people care about in a way that improves upon other solutions, or pioneers a new and better answer altogether?
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