Howard Miller

Howard Miller is an American manufacturer founded in 1926 in Zeeland, Michigan, by Howard C. Miller, the son of Herman Miller’s founder. The company established itself as one of the leading producers of clocks and fine home furnishings, building a strong reputation for craftsmanship, mechanical precision, and traditional design rooted in European horological heritage.

From its earliest years, Howard Miller became especially known for its grandfather clocks, wall clocks, and mantel clocks, many of which feature high-quality German-made movements, carefully finished wooden cases, and detailed craftsmanship. The company also produced bracket clocks, regulator clocks, and contemporary clock designs, appealing to both traditional and modern interiors.

During the mid-20th century, Howard Miller expanded its range to include curio cabinets, wine and bar furniture, and occasional furnishings, often made from solid woods and fine veneers. While the company’s aesthetic has remained largely classic, it has also incorporated modern elements and technology, such as quartz movements and illuminated display cabinets, to meet changing tastes.

Howard Miller remains family-owned and continues to be recognized as a benchmark for American clockmaking. Its products are valued for their durability, precision, and timeless appeal, representing a blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern manufacturing that has endured for nearly a century.