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In the early 1990s, architect Frederick Fisher and industrial designer Don Chadwick found themselves passing time in the communal spaces of a shared office complex in Santa Monica. They bonded over their related fields, deep interests in materiality and honesty of design—even their inherent connection to Los Angeles.
At the time, Chadwick was in the midst of designing Aeron. “What do you do?” Fisher remembers asking Chadwick during their first conversations. “‘Well, I’m a furniture designer, and I’m working on this new piece,’ [he said to me]. He showed me one of the fittings and I thought to myself, ‘OK, that’s nice. Good luck with that.’”
A decade later, following the runaway success of Aeron, Chadwick called Fisher to design a new studio on land he purchased in Sullivan Canyon, across from his home. (Fisher’s office would later design a new house on the same property for him too. Something that would “architecturally relate more to the studio,” Fisher said, with a low pitch roof that related to the A. Quincy Jones houses in nearby Kenter Canyon that also revealed the structure by focusing on industrial materials like concrete blocks, glass, and wood siding.)
You can trace another path from Fisher to Herman Miller by way of location. In 1995, Fisher bought an iconic 1950s office building on Santa Monica Boulevard that A. Quincy Jones originally designed and occupied. Yes, that very same Jones who created a master plan for Herman Miller’s Mainsite building and HQ in 1972 (with a radical “spine” separating heavy equipment from pedestrian traffic as its centerpiece).
Today, Herman Miller, Fred Fisher, and Don Chadwick meet once again: with the recent introduction of two new colors for the Aeron Chair, the earthy green Jasper and midnight blue Nightfall, in photographs taken at Fisher’s same office on Santa Monica Boulevard to celebrate the launch. A full circle moment indeed.
Photo courtesy of Frederick Fisher and Partners
In the early 1990s, architect Frederick Fisher and industrial designer Don Chadwick found themselves passing time in the communal spaces of a shared office complex in Santa Monica. They bonded over their related fields, deep interests in
10 Nov 2026
When it comes time to host for the holidays, maximize your space for people to come together and celebrate what matters most.
Explore designs made for hosting at the link in our bio.
Artwork by Michael McGregor
05 Nov 2026
Now open at The Shops at La Cantera, one of San Antonio's most vibrant retail districts: Herman Miller, your new destination for modern design. Stop in and experience our iconic designs, home furnishings, and performance seating firsthand with the help of our design specialists. We hope to see you soon.
The Shops at La Cantera
15900 La Cantera Pkwy
San Antonio, TX
Monday–Thursday, 11 am–8 pm
Friday–Saturday, 10 am–9 pm
Sunday, 12 pm–7 pm
(Seasonal hours may vary)
04 Nov 2026
Our stores and showrooms are closed today, November 3, for our Global Day of Purpose. Every year, Herman Miller employees spend the first Tuesday of November volunteering in their communities and taking the time to vote. We hope it inspires you to do the same, wherever you call home.
01 Jan 1970
Celebrate the beauty of modern living with new and classic designs adored for their comfort and craftsmanship.
During the Herman Miller Sale, save 20% on timeless pieces that inspire connection and joy—plus, 25% on ergonomic office chairs.
Shop now at the link in our bio.
01 Jan 1970
Herman Miller is now open at Bridgeport Village in Tigard. Stop in and experience our iconic designs, home furnishings, and performance seating firsthand with the help of our design specialists. We hope to see you soon.
Bridgeport Village
7475 SW Bridgeport Rd
Tigard, OR 97224
Monday–Saturday, 10 am–6 pm
Sunday, 12 pm–5 pm
(Seasonal hours may vary)
28 Oct 2026
This holiday season, we collaborated with artist Michael McGregor to create vignettes that take you through a spirited house warming. We talked with him about how he hosts at home and travels the world with a carry-on loaded up with only the best drafting paper. Read more at the link in our bio.
26 Oct 2026
For nearly two decades, photographer Tag Christof has travelled America’s roads with his camera, training his lens on abandoned buildings to understand America as it changed “not subtly, but dramatically. Categorically.”
His fascination with change led to ”Hot Line,” which we commissioned to mark the opening of Herman Miller Palm Desert. For the exhibition, Christof photographed modernist buildings across the Coachella Valley in moments of transition.
The exhibition reflects our shared belief that good design isn’t stagnant. Herman Miller global creative directors Kim Colin and Sam Hecht believe that Tag’s photographs "capture the beauty of change and the possibility of something new."
You can see ”Hot Line” at Herman Miller Palm Desert through February 20, 2027. And you can read our Q&A with Christof at the link in our bio.
Photography by: Tag Christof
In-store photography by: Summer Staeb
23 Oct 2026
While visiting visvim founder Hiroki Nakamura, we learned that in Japan textiles carry memory. They can be worn, repaired, and remade multiple times, carrying meaning with every new use.
Chirimen silk textile is distinguished by its fine, irregular surface texture produced by the twist of the yarn. Its printed stripe is overlaid with a cloud motif made using katazome.
Bingata is a 14th-century printing process particular to Okinawa that uses bright colors applied using a free-hand glue-resist line to prevent dye from reaching certain areas of the cloth.
This is a sashiko piece. The gridded hand-stitching made the fabric stronger so it could carry weight or survive generations of use.
A shimacho is a stripe sample book from which clients might choose the stripe for their kimono. The samples here are woven with indigo and natural-fiber swatches from the 1920s and ’30s.
Learn more about how Hiroki and Kelsi Nakamura transform the evidence of craft into something made for now.
Read the full story at the link in our bio.
Photos by Keisuke Fukamizu
22 Oct 2026
Now open in Umeda, one of Osaka's premier shopping and business districts: Herman Miller, your new destination for modern design. Stop in to our second location in Osaka and experience our iconic designs, home furnishings, and performance seating firsthand with the help of our design specialists. We hope to see you soon.
Grand Green Osaka Shops & Restaurants, South Building 1F
5-54 Ofukacho, Kita-ku, Osaka 530-0011, Japan
Monday–Saturday, 12 pm–8 pm
Sunday and holidays, 11 am–7 pm
Photos by Tomoyuki Kusunose
20 Oct 2026
Thank you to everyone who helped us celebrate the opening of Herman Miller Palm Desert—our largest retail store in North America—last night. To mark the occasion, Herman Miller commissioned an exhibition of new photographs by Tag Christof featuring modern buildings in times of transition in the Coachella Valley. Special thanks to Tag, our guest of honor, for signing exhibition guidebooks for our visitors. You can see “Hot Line” in the store through February 20, 2027. We hope to see you there.
The Gardens on El Paseo
73-425 El Paseo
Suite 110
Palm Desert, CA
Monday–Saturday, 10 am–6 pm
Sunday, 11 am–5 pm
(Seasonal hours may vary)
Photos by: Summer Staeb
15 Oct 2026
Since founding visvim in 2001, Hiroki Nakamura has looked to vintage American and Japanese workwear not for nostalgia, but for purpose. Guided by obsessive research and forgotten craft techniques, he and Kelsi create garments that feel relevant and alive.
Where do they start? “Instinct always comes first,” he says. “If something moves me, and also moves Kelsi, it’s a good sign. Then I go backwards. I study the object and try to understand why it moves me. I build a theory. And then I translate that theory into fabric.”
Read the full story at the link in our bio.
Photos by Keisuke Fukamizu
13 Oct 2026
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