
Nelson™ Thin Edge Chest of Drawers
Overview
Design by George Nelson, 1952.
By Herman Miller.
Designed to look and feel exquisite, the Nelson™ Thin Edge Buffet was originally produced in 1952 as an application of George Nelson's continuing exploration of storage furniture and modular concepts for storage. Originally called the Rosewood Group due to its use of rosewood veneer, the Thin Edge series was later renamed after the feature that gives it its aesthetic quality: the thin edge framing its doors and drawers. Fifty years since they were last available, the pieces are updated with environmentally sustainable veneers and finishing processes, which share - and honor - the rich personality of rosewood.
The Nelson™ Thin Edge Chest features a choice of either three or four drawers built of solid wood construction with soft closing slides. Comes with 7" polished aluminum legs which can be ordered with height adjustable or fixed glides. Cases are finished with a matte black back or can be veneered if they are to be used in a freestanding space. Aluminum alloy pulls can be ordered with a silver or black inlay (metal pulls have a white inlay). Select Fixed or Adjustable Glides. Then make your pull selection and finish options with Black or Matched cabinet backing.
Notes:
Minor assembly required. (Drawer pulls will need to be attached.) Backed by Herman Miller's 5-year limited warranty.
Features
Includes Free Threshold Delivery service
Specifications
Material(s): Wood veneer case, solid wood drawers, metal
Dimensions:
Models
TE2100.
Designer: George Nelson
When writing about the course of his remarkable 50-year career, George Nelson described a series of creative "zaps" — moments of out-of-the-blue inspiration "when the solitary individual finds he is connected with a reality he never dreamed of."
Nelson said that for a designer to deal creatively with human needs, "he must first make a radical, conscious break with all values he identifies as antihuman." Designers also must constantly be aware of the consequences of their actions on people and society. In fact, he declared that "total design is nothing more or less than a process of relating everything to everything." So he said that rather than specializing, designers must cultivate a broad base of knowledge and understanding.
Nelson did so as few are able, and, with the help of well-timed zaps, he helped define modern, humane design.
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Manufacturer: Herman Miller
Herman Miller has been dedicated to design for more than 75 years. With a design legacy that began under the leadership of Gilbert Rohde and George Nelson in the 1930s and 40s, the company gained a worldwide following for its modern furniture collection by the early 1950s, with chairs, sofas and tables for home and office by designers like Charles & Ray Eames, Alexander Girard, George Nelson, and Isamu Noguchi. These icons of modern design developed products that still endure today. And, through continued innovation at the company and a new generation of designers and ideas, the products that Herman Miller makes today will endure for decades to come.
Herman Miller works for a better world around you. They do this by designing furnishings that improve the human experience - from pioneering the way for ergonomic office seating and furniture to stewarding environmental leadership in its business and manufacturing processes, product material useage and product life cycles. Herman Miller's longstanding commitment to the world around us continues to drive design solutions for the modern home and workspace. The company continues to develop its designer relationships with names like Yves Behar, Jeff Weber and Studio 7 adding lighting, storage and office collections to its catalog of design classics.
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