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2020 was a terrible year for everything except gaming

Here are seven gifts for gamers.

Is your home office chair destroying your body? Herman Miller wants to help

Herman Miller’s new store brings in ergonomic experts to let you try before you buy.

Herman Miller’s newest office chair is built for your off hours

The iconic furniture brand sets its sights on gamerz.

Is your home office wrecking your body? This Herman Miller quiz will help you fix it

If you can reach out and touch your computer screen, there’s room for improvement.

These stylish Herman Miller chairs are perfect for your home office

Meet the Cosm, Lino, and Sayl office chairs, which were designed for working from home before working from home was cool.

A classical design mandate would be terrible for workers

What work might look like under a classical architecture mandate.

5 top designers imagine the workplace of 2040

Most will make you optimistic about the future. One will prep you for a dystopian, alternate universe. Just in case.

Exclusive Danish design brand Hay is finally launching in the U.S.

Hay’s online store for the North American market goes live today–and its first U.S. brick-and-mortar will open soon in Portland, Oregon.

When offices die, how do you design an office chair?

Office chairs have gone from corporate status symbols to afterthoughts. Here’s how one furniture manufacturer is adapting.

Crazy Materials And Innovative Tech Are Reinventing The Humble Chair

Aluminum dust, cornstarch, and molded wood: at Salone del Mobile, new materials and processes reigned.

Do This 20-Minute Morning Routine Before Answering A Single Email

The most creative teams at Herman Miller warm up in the morning by playing around with the tools of their craft.

Creating The Office of Tomorrow With Herman Miller’s Brian Walker

On this episode of The Bottom Line, Walker explains why the traditional office is gone for good.

How Alexander Girard’s Folk Art Obsession Changed The Course Of Modernism

“He was collecting vernacular and designing modern,” explains curator Monica Obniski.

Do You Sit Too Much? Herman Miller’s New Office Furniture Nudges You To Get Up

How Western Michigan Quietly Became A Graphic Design Hotspot

“There isn’t a style; it’s ‘appropriate design,'” says one of the founders of a new archive of design from the region.

Do We Need Stricter Design Protection Laws?

Are crappy knockoffs really something manufacturers should be scared of?

The Secret History Of The Noguchi Table

How the man behind one of the most famous tables of the 20th century survived internment and design theft to create a classic.

The Stunning Paper Sculptures Of George Nelson’s Right-Hand Man

Herman Miller Acquires Design Within Reach, Aims To Become A “Lifestyle Brand”