This 1966 brochure shows the major evolution that Herman Miller was going through in that year. They went from making flexible and removable pads to manufacutring permanently covered fiberglass chairs. The textile covers were desgined by Alexander Girard. The phrase “The Dash Ninety Nine” is a suffix from the Herman Miller order form to describes the fully covered chair.
The four-paged leaflet has a colorful front page featuring the new chair-cover. The inside pages of the brochure show the development and all the needed information. The last page depicts all available textile varieties and colors.
Text, illustrations. Out-of-print and very uncommon. A fine copy.
Herman Miller
USA, c. 1966
11,02 h × 9,44 w in (28 × 24 cm)
This 1966 brochure shows the major evolution that Herman Miller was going through in that year. They went from making flexible and removable pads to manufacutring permanently covered fiberglass chairs. The textile covers were desgined by Alexander Girard. The phrase “The Dash Ninety Nine” is a suffix from the Herman Miller order form to describes the fully covered chair.
The four-paged leaflet has a colorful front page featuring the new chair-cover. The inside pages of the brochure show the development and all the needed information. The last page depicts all available textile varieties and colors.
Text, illustrations. Out-of-print and very uncommon. A fine copy.
Herman Miller
USA, c. 1966
11,02 h × 9,44 w in (28 × 24 cm)
