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The photography alone is worth the price—every page captures the studio culture and design process better than any documentary I've watched. It's dense but never dry, exactly what you'd want from a book covering a century of furniture history.

The century-long history is woven through every chapter, and the way it ties Herman Miller’s furniture to broader design movements makes it feel like a proper cultural biography, not just a catalog. I’ve already spent three evenings flipping through it, and the archival photos alone are worth the pr

I wasn’t expecting such a deep cultural dive when I picked this up—the focus on how the company shaped modern design philosophy as much as the furniture itself makes it a fascinating read. The archival photography really brings the century-long evolution to life, and I found myself flipping back thr