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The Scout — a.k.a. Times staff writer David A. Keeps — brings you the coolest design innovations and shopping scoops:

With a legacy that includes designs by Charles and Ray Eames and George Nelson, Herman Miller has long produced office furniture that looked good enough to take home. Now, with more folks working from their residences, the company has launched the Lifework Portfolio, new desks and storage units for the home that coordinate with midcentury classics. The Airia desk (shown here, $2,199) designed by Kaiju Studios is made from cast aluminum and walnut. The accompanying media cabinet is $899.
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