27 results for "Nelson Platform Bench" between $200.00 and $900.00

Introduced in 1946 the Nelson platform bench was part of George Nelson's first collection for Herman Miller and still stands as a benchmark of modern design. Like much of Nelson's work, the platform bench has clean, rectilinear lines, reflecting his architectural background and his insistence on what he calls "honest" design -- that is, making an honest visual statement about an object's purpose.

Introduced in 1946, the Nelson platform bench remains a landmark of modern design. The clean, rectilinear lines 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. The bench serves as a multipurpose display and resting place in offices, public areas, and homes.

With spare, clean lines the Nelson Platform Bench stands as a landmark of modern design. The platform bench is truly a versatile piece. Use it as a bench, a low table, or a display stand. Made of solid maple, the slats are spaced to let air and light through, creating interesting shadows below. The 1955 catalog states that the bench "has proved to be one of the most flexible and useful units in the collection." Re-introduced in 1994 the bench continues to stand as a landmark of modern design...

George Nelson's ground-breaking Platform Bench as visioned in thread and paper by Jeni Shirley, the brilliant craftsperson behind Stitched Cards. Linen-finish cardstock, white envelope.Single card. 31/4 x 5" folded.

Is it a platform or a bench? Our 1948 furniture catalog claims it's both - also a table. However it's used, the handsome platform bench sits well in living rooms, vestibules, libraries - with or without people or stereos or artwork on it. Its slats, spaced so that air and light travel through, natural solid maple. The legs are ebonized maple, finger-jointed for superior strength. Introduced in 1946 as part of George Nelson's first collection for Herman Miller, the platform bench, like many of his...

Is it a platform or a bench? Our 1948 furniture catalog claims it's both - also a table. However it's used, the handsome platform bench sits well in living rooms, vestibules, libraries - with or without people or stereos or artwork on it. Its slats, spaced so that air and light travel through, natural solid maple. The legs are ebonized maple, finger-jointed for superior strength. Introduced in 1946 as part of George Nelson's first collection for Herman Miller, the platform bench, like many of his...

The platform bench was part of Nelson's first collection for Herman Miller and was reintroduced in 1994. As presented in the 1948 Herman Miller furniture catalog, the platform bench "is primarily a high base for deep and shallow cases, but it also serves as a low table for extra seating." The 1955 catalog states that the bench "has proved to be one of the most flexible and useful units in the collection."

The hardwood platform bench originally designed in 1965, is both versatile and functional. The architectural lines create a modern timeless design. This high quality reproduction is manufactured to almost the exact same specification as the original designed by Nelson in 1946. This bench is considered a benchmark of modern design. Its impeccable design remains popular today. True to the original, the Nelson Platform Bench offers incredible accuracy and attention to detail. It’s as functional as it...

George Nelson's Platform Bench (1946) is one of the great icons of mid-century modernism. For Herman Miller's influential design director, utility was as important as beauty, and his spare rectangular bench is the result of this belief. It serves equally well as table, platform base or seating, depending on need and situation. No wonder it's been called timeless; something this functional never dates. The chrome legs have a slender profile; also available with wood legs. The optional Bench Cushion...

Contemporary wooden bench is an ideal addition to your home decor. Living room furniture is functional for everyday use yet beautiful enough for whole home appeal. Classic wooden bench fits into any theme wonderfully. The bench serves equally well as table, platform base or seating, depending on need and situation. It is constructed of solid hardwood and the bench features durable quality with finger-jointed legs for superior strength. Bench measures 60 inches wide x 18.5 inches deep x 14 inches...

Product Description This 60" Nelson Style Modern Classic Slat Bench in Black is a classic wooden bench that fits into any theme wonderfully. The bench is functional for everyday use yet beautiful enough for whole home appeal. Serves equally well as table, platform base or seating, depending on need and situation. 60" Nelson Style Modern Classic Slat Bench in BlackContemporary wooden bench is an ideal addition to your home decorSolid hardwoodDurable quality with finger-jointed legs for superior...

An icon of modern design, the Nelson™ Platform Bench now features a new metal leg option. In keeping with the simple, spare lines of the bench, the four slim chrome metal legs feature thin cross supports and metal leveling glides. Solid maple, clear coated slats make up the classic bench seating above, and are spaced to let air and light through. Use as a bench for seating, a platform for displays or a low table. Select from three sizes. An optional, custom upholstered Bench Cushion is offered in...

Nelson-Style Modern Bench/Table Can be used as a bench or a coffee table. Nelson Modern-Style Bench/Table - Is it a platform or a bench? The 1948 furniture catalog claims it's both - also a table. This bench is one of the great symbols of mid-century-modernism. For Nelson, the design director for Herman Miller, utility was as important as beauty. This multi usable bench is proof of that. The nelson bench was part of Nelson's first collection, and remains extremely popular today. Perfectly combining...