Herman Miller’s latest release, the Pawson Drift Collection, is where high-end design meets meditative minimalism. Designed by legendary architect John Pawson, this marks his first-ever collaboration with the iconic furniture brand, and the results are nothing short of sculptural serenity. The collection is composed of two sofa sizes (80″ and 93″), a left- or right-facing chaise sectional, and a lounge chair—all designed with lounging, napping, and pure relaxation in mind.

Each Herman Miller piece features plush, oversized cushions wrapped in responsibly sourced down feathers and supported by a hidden textile strap suspension system. The cushions rest atop a recessed solid wood frame available in white oak or walnut, designed to feel as good as it looks from every angle. Pawson’s distinct architectural eye is evident in the elegant proportions and the quiet power of simplicity.

The collection also exemplifies sustainability, with over 80% of materials derived from natural or plant-based sources. Plant-based latex foam replaces traditional petroleum-based materials, while three Greenguard™ Gold Certified textiles (Rowan, Beck, Isa) promote healthier indoor air quality.

Minimal yet monumental, the Pawson Drift Collection doesn’t shout for attention—it earns it with refined presence and thoughtful engineering. For those who crave understated luxury and timeless form, this is furniture that complements rather than competes with your space

Available now via Herman Miller and MillerKnoll dealers, this is more than a lounge collection—it’s an architectural piece you can sit in.

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