Goodbye Herman Miller Select 2011

It’s been nearly six months since Herman Miller announced that the Nelson Tray and Nelson Tray Table were the 2011 offerings as part of the Herman Miller Select program.
“The Select 2011 Edition is an inventive riff on Nelson’s bold clock face. The exquisite inlay pattern is created by juxtaposing walnut and santos palisander veneers in diamond shapes against a background of white ash.”
Limited in numbers, the Nelson Tray Table and Tray are a type of collector’s item. Both beautiful and functional these pieces are meant to be enjoyed and used.
If you weren’t able to buy yours then you may still have a chance, at least with the Nelson Tray Table.
We’re selling our floor model of the Nelson Tray Table and as soon as that’s gone, that’s it…end of the 2011 Select story.
So stop by today to check out this piece of art and design and possibly take it home with you!
Herman Miller: Through The Ages
Having been around for more than 100 years gives Herman Miller a few things: experience and knowledge of the industry, a loyal following and an interesting and diverse logo history.
In 1905, Herman Miller actually started out as Michigan Star Furniture CO.
Continue reading below to see a visual history of the Herman Miller logo. Read more
Behind the Scenes: Herman Miller Select 2011
Last week, we previewed the Herman Miller Select choices for 2011: the Nelson Tray and Nelson Tray Table.
Well today we have a short video that shows you the process and work (often by hand) that goes into making these gorgeous limited-edition collectibles.
Check it out!
As you may know, the Select Nelson Tray and Select Nelson Tray Table are only available for order until February 6, 2012.
Preview: The 2011 Herman Miller Select
Have you seen Herman Miller’s 2011 pick for their Select program?
It’s the Limited Edition George Nelson Tray and Tray Table!
What is Herman Miller Select? Read more
Round Up: Vastu’s Herman Miller Favorites
We’re down to the last few days of the Herman Miller Sale here at Vastu and all this week, we’ve shared some of our favorite Herman Miller pieces. I think we can all agree that Herman Miller’s designers are all extremely talented and many of their designs will truly stand the test of time as stylish, iconic pieces.
To wrap up the week, here are Vastu’s Herman Miller Favorites:
From Ray, the Eames Aluminum Group chairs:
“Sleek, sophisticated, comfortable, instantly recognizable and absolutely timeless.”
From Eric, the Noguchi Table:
“…it is still considered a modern icon of design despite having been created over 60 years ago…”
From Sarita, the Eames Molded Plastic chair:
“You can create so many different looks, it’s wonderful!”
From Jason, the Nelson Basic Cabinet series:
“In urban interior design, I love when pieces are multi-functional.”
If you haven’t done so yet, stop by the showroom this weekend and say hi. We’d love to show you what we have from Herman Miller.
Mid-century modern Flickr finds
This week we’ve shared a bit about what mid-century modern design is and taken a look at just some iconic mid-century modern furniture pieces. Now, here’s a little mid-century modern eye candy for ya…
1963 Geneva steel kitchen, 50s Pam









