Herman Miller’s legacy of modern design can be traced back nearly a century to when Gilbert Rohde became the company’s first design director in 1932. One of his last designs was the enveloping Easy Chair, expertly upholstered with tufts running across the entire seat and back in a diamond pattern. It’s being reintroduced for the first time in over 80 years—with the addition of leather and a selection of plush textiles.