Description
Description
Made With Polished Chrome Or Ebonised Wood Legs, And Available In Three Lengths With A Choice Of Finishes, It Serves As A Bench, Low Table Or Foundation For The Basic Cabinet Series.
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.
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 Catalogue, 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 Catalogue States That The Bench “Has Proved To Be One Of The Most Flexible And Useful Units In The Collection”.
Dimensions
Width: 1219, 1524 Or 1829Mm
Depth: 470Mm
Height: 355Mm
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