Troller was considered by his peers as a preeminent designer of the Midcentury era. Yet Troller's work—unlike his friends'—has largely been lost to time.
And he was able to adhere to that, but also bring in his creative artistic touch and his sense of humor and turn it into something that's not just clear, concise and easy to communicate with—but something that's actually beautiful.
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