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A look back at Herman Miller’s game-changing task chair, on the day its designer, Bill Stumpf, would’ve turned 80. Your average furniture designer would like you to believe his products will change ...

It may look like a large high-tech fly swatter on wheels, but for compensation specialist Terry Malone, no other office chair but the Aeron will do. “It was really the most unusual chair,” said Malone ...

A thrifter “nearly passed out” after unearthing a designer office chair worth more than a thousand dollars—for $25. The Reddit user, u/Frosty-Present-7885, shared the find—an Aeron chair by Herman ...

We’ve all heard that old saying ‘if it isn’t broken, don’t fix it.’ But that’s not what the maker of the bestselling office chair of all time said. Let’s go back to 1994, the year a global design ...

Almost everyone knows the Aeron chair as a high-tech design classic. But few people know that its true origins lie in a 10-year effort to create furniture for the elderly. After the great dotcom bust ...

Like many great innovations, the Aeron was a spin on a different product that never panned out. In the late 1980s, Herman Miller, which had long outfitted offices with armchairs, desks and lamps, went ...

Ok, here is the story. I was sitting at work. I reached down to the ground and heard a snap. I got up to see the seat of my Aeron chair had busted.<br>I was shocked. So I go get a replacement chair, ...

When Herman Miller rolled out the original Aeron Chair in 1994, it also launched a new paradigm in furniture design. Its designers, Bill Stumpf and Don Chadwick, built the Aeron according to what the ...

Q: I bought one of those popular, ergonomic, stylish — and expensive! — Aeron chairs for my home office during the pandemic. About a year later, one day the seat went down but wouldn’t raise back up.