Herman Miller, A comprehensive storage system for the home, 1960

Herman Miller, A comprehensive storage system for the home, 1960
Designed by Irving Harper, Don Ervin, Tony Zamora, Dick Schiffer; all associates at the George Nelson office.

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Herman Miller, A comprehensive storage system for the home, 1960
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Herman Miller, A comprehensive storage system for the home, 1960
Herman Miller, A comprehensive storage system for the home, 1960

 

Herman Miller, A comprehensive storage system for the home, 1960
Herman Miller, A comprehensive storage system for the home, 1960
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