Alexander Girard—color, pattern, and modernism reimagined.
A key figure in mid-century American design, Girard brought warmth and vibrancy to a world often defined by restraint. From textiles and interiors to graphics and architecture, his work moves across disciplines with a distinct visual language.
This monograph gathers over 800 images—many unpublished—tracing projects from Herman Miller textiles to La Fonda del Sol and the Braniff Airways identity.
A comprehensive look at a designer who made modernism feel alive.
