Geiger products elevate the experiences of the people who use them, from the private office to the open plan, and from the boardroom to the home office.

Geiger's focus on craft is rooted in commitments to quality, reliability, and integrity first established in 1964 by founder, master cabinetmaker John Geiger. The company, then known as Interiors International Ltd., was based in Toronto, Ontario. The early years saw large-scale growth, and by 1980, Geiger needed additional manufacturing capacity. So a new factory was built and relocated to Atlanta, Georgia. It was also around this time that the company became known as Geiger International, Inc.

Over the next decade, Geiger entered a design partnership with Ward Bennett. At the time—and as it remains today—Bennett’s name was synonymous with timelessness and opulent minimalism, and his interiors defined the pinnacle of corporate design in his era. His 1990 collection of 20 chair and table designs for Geiger received international attention.

Geiger’s 1993 acquisition of Brickel Associates, for whom Ward Bennett served as the sole designer from 1964 on, gave Geiger access to an even deeper cache of Bennett designs, many of which have since been reissued.

In 1999, Geiger joined Herman Miller, a company whose human-centred approach to workplace design naturally aligns with the strengths of Geiger products—furniture that brings warmth and humanity to the work experience.

Today, inspired by the founder, Geiger remains passionate about woodworking and exquisitely crafted furniture. Following the example of Ward Bennett, the designers with whom they work continue to seek beauty and timelessness in design. Thanks to their affiliation with Herman Miller Group, Geiger's sharper-than-ever focus on customers' needs is matched by a higher service level than ever before.