THE WASHED UP HERMAN MILLER CHAIR
The Washed Up Herman Miller Chair was made using sycamore from the property of the Deepree Home-- designed by Charles and Ray Eames-- for the first CEO of Herman Miller, along with a modified Herman Miller Shell base. The wooden parts are kept suspended within the metal frame, highlighting the contradiction between the standardized, mass-produced legs and the handmade, wooden components that symbolize the alienation of materials in an industrial context. This chair is assembled within 340 seconds, the same amount of time as a Herman Miller Aeron Chair, which is considered a miracle of American industry.
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