Nelson™ Platform bench - metal base
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Equal parts seat and surface, the Nelson Platform Bench emerged from George Nelson’s Fortune magazine office to join his first Herman Miller Collection in 1946.
A landmark of modern design, the bench has the clean, rectilinear lines that reflect designer George Nelson’s architectural background and his insistence on what he called “honest” design: making an honest visual statement about an object’s purpose. Solid wood slats are spaced to let air and light through, sealed with a clear-coat finish and finger-jointed for superior strength, all of which make the bench ideal for offices, public areas and homes.
BRAND
Herman Miller
DESIGNER
George Nelson
PRICE
Enquire instore or online.
SIZE
Enquire instore or online.
OPTIONS
Made with polished chrome or ebonised wood legs.
MATERIALS
Timber base, metal legs.
RESPONSABILITY
This is a Living On product. Its freight emissions have been offset.
LEAD TIME
Enquire instore or online.
Shop at Living Edge
Equal parts seat and surface, the Nelson Platform Bench emerged from George Nelson’s Fortune magazine office to join his first Herman Miller Collection in 1946.
A landmark of modern design, the bench has the clean, rectilinear lines that reflect designer George Nelson’s architectural background and his insistence on what he called “honest” design: making an honest visual statement about an object’s purpose. Solid wood slats are spaced to let air and light through, sealed with a clear-coat finish and finger-jointed for superior strength, all of which make the bench ideal for offices, public areas and homes.
BRAND
Herman Miller
DESIGNER
George Nelson
PRICE
Enquire instore or online.
SIZE
Enquire instore or online.
OPTIONS
Made with polished chrome or ebonised wood legs.
MATERIALS
Timber base, metal legs.
RESPONSABILITY
This is a Living On product. Its freight emissions have been offset.
LEAD TIME
Enquire instore or online.
Shop at Living Edge
Equal parts seat and surface, the Nelson Platform Bench emerged from George Nelson’s Fortune magazine office to join his first Herman Miller Collection in 1946.
A landmark of modern design, the bench has the clean, rectilinear lines that reflect designer George Nelson’s architectural background and his insistence on what he called “honest” design: making an honest visual statement about an object’s purpose. Solid wood slats are spaced to let air and light through, sealed with a clear-coat finish and finger-jointed for superior strength, all of which make the bench ideal for offices, public areas and homes.
BRAND
Herman Miller
DESIGNER
George Nelson
PRICE
Enquire instore or online.
SIZE
Enquire instore or online.
OPTIONS
Made with polished chrome or ebonised wood legs.
MATERIALS
Timber base, metal legs.
RESPONSABILITY
This is a Living On product. Its freight emissions have been offset.
LEAD TIME
Enquire instore or online.