Herman Miller Furniture
Nelson Bench
George Nelson's Slat Bench is one of the great icons of mid-century
modernism. For Herman Miller's® influential design director, utility
was as important as beauty. His spare rectangular bench is proof. It
serves equally well as table, platform base or seating, depending on
need and situation.
Eames Wire Base Table
Characteristically, the Eames® Wire-Base Table is remarkable for the elegance
achieved using simple, practical materials. Its scaled-down profile shows the
influence of Japanese forms and households based on an aesthetic ideal of
simplicity, serenity and restraint.
Eames Sofa Compact
Designed in 1954, the Eames® Sofa Compact, another landmark of
pared-down modernist design, is a luxuriously comfortable sofa that
fits where most sofas won’t. A mere 30" in depth, it occupies
perhaps half the space of a traditional sofa. Its trim profile makes
it ideal for reception areas, foyers, the executive office or any
interior where space is tight and elegance is required.
Eames Walnut Stool
Perfectly self-contained objects of beauty, these solid walnut
stools can act as a low table or a simple seat; hold a stack of
books or coffee cups; live in modern or traditional surroundings.
Charles and Ray Eames first designed the stools in 1960 for the
lobby of the Time Life Building in New York City, but they soon
became popular products and with time, one of the more charming
classics of modern design.
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