"The most interesting thing in the home is the people who live there and I'm designing for them." - Gilbert Rohde

The last piece Gilbert Rohde designed for Herman Miller in 1941. A reflection of the art world at the time of its origin, pairing beautiful diamond-patterned tufting with an enveloping, organic form. Exceptionally comfortable, it's a modernist masterpiece ripe for today.

As Herman Miller's first design director, Gilbert Rohde set a new course for American modernism, one inspired by organic beauty and problem-solving design. More than 80 years later, Herman Miller has reintroduced the Rohde Collection, a celebration of his indelible mark on modern living.