Herman Miller, Inc.

Eileen M LaMore

Yves Behar

Jeffrey Allen Book

Yves Albert Behar

Qin Li

Naoya Edahiro

Timothy P Coffield

Noah Murphy-Reinhertz

John Fredric Aldrich

Brian D Alexander

John Matthai

Diana Chang

Michael James Katje

Casey Doran Lewis

Paul Gartland

Jeffrey Bernett

Nicholas Dodziuk

Adwait Bhagwat

Elindo G Castro, Jr

Joel R Dral

John C Groelsma

Bronwyn L Krohn

Jonathan Moroney

Bruce A Wilcox

Jeffrey Jay Weirsma

Scott G Ball

John Moroney

Noel Carrillo

Bronwyn Krohn

Noel Carillo

A screen assembly includes a core having an edge and first and second opposite side surfaces. A retainer, or edge treatment, is coupled to the edge of the core and extends outwardly from the core. The retainer includes first and second resilient limbs having respective edge portions defining a mouth. First and second cover portions overly the core and exterior surfaces of the retainer. The first and second cover portions wrap around the first and second limbs and are disposed through the mouth such that the edges of the first and second cover portions are retained by the limbs. Various screen supports and accessory interface members also are provided.

Screen assembly

A furniture component includes a base having a back wall with a first outer vertical face, a first inner vertical face and a first upper edge. A pair of horizontally spaced apart side walls each have a second outer vertical face, a second inner vertical face and a second upper edge. The first and second upper edges are substantially coplanar. An outer top includes a bottom surface spaced above the first and second upper edges and defines a visible gap therebetween. The outer top has a rear edge and a pair of horizontally spaced apart side edges. The rear edge and the first outer vertical face are substantially coplanar, and the side edges and second outer vertical faces are substantially coplanar. A method of assembling and using the furniture component are also provided.

Furniture component with floating top

A suspension seating structure having a body support assembly which includes a membrane formed from at least one strap spanning across an opening. Each strap is coupled to a frame member through a retaining structure. The retaining structure is coupled with or forms part of each frame member and provides a structurally secure body support assembly. A cushion material encapsulates the membrane, where the cushion material contains relief channels to permit the membrane to respond more freely in response to a load.

Suspension seating

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Grand Haven, MI, United States of America

Eileen M LaMore