New Launches from Herman Miller

Girard Flower Table (Archival Reissue)

Girard Flower Table was designed by Alexander Girard in the mid-1950s as a custom piece for the legendary Miller House in Columbus, Indiana. The original – which stood as the centerpiece of a sunken “conversation pit” in the heart of the home – had a brass finish. This archival reissue makes a classic Girard design available to the North American market for the first time.
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​A modern take on a blooming flower, the table features a scalloped edge and a repeating petal-shaped pattern for a base. Designed to be styled together or apart, the Girard Flower Table is available in two sizes with a Vivid Red or Anthracite powder-coated steel finish. This durable coating makes it perfect for outdoor entertaining, but it is equally well-suited for interior spaces.

Nelson Basic Cabinet Series (Refresh)

First introduced in 1946 and today considered a classic in midcentury modern design, the Nelson Basic Cabinet Series by George Nelson has been refreshed with a new look. The modular storage system, which includes six components (see below), now offers a refined wood leg and the choice between a standard or tapered version, as well as customizable pawn, wavy, or cupcake pulls. Each piece is available in walnut or oak.