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Profiles, collaborations and research guides covering mid-century designers across furniture, architecture, textiles and graphic design.
Profiles that explain why a designer matters, how the work developed and what to notice beyond the most familiar image.
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The mark certifies Danish origin and a materials standard. It names no designer, guarantees no timber, and cannot appear on furniture made before 1960.
Herman Miller changed its labels a dozen times between 1946 and 1984. Each change narrows the date of a piece, and one narrows it to a single year.
A quiet monthly letter
A concise monthly note for people who want to look more closely at twentieth-century design. No daily churn.
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