A Well Spent Afternoon in Chicago. Experience Girard’s Way of Seeing in ‘Uncommon Vision’. An Exhibit of Girard’s Textiles, Graphics, Furniture, and Personal Collections.

2012 June 19
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by MODERNICA

Throughout Alexander Girard’s long career he designed textiles, wallpapers, decorative prints and wall hangings, an expansive group of furniture, and both decorative and useful objects. His life-long passion for international folk art led him around the globe, amassing a collection of roughly 106,000 pieces. Girard’s unique vision is an exciting and vibrant exhibit not to miss. On display now at the Herman Miller’s Chicago Showroom.

All photography courtesy of Herman Miller's Discover Blog. Thanks!

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