写真出典:Herman Miller — Nelson Cane Bench
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Nelson Cane Bench
George Nelson's 1952 bench with a natural cane top and solid wood frame
1829 × 356 × 457 mm
1952
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公式商品ページへ概要
Overview
First released in 1952, Nelson Cane Bench is George Nelson's cane variation of the Nelson Platform Bench. Its woven top has more give than the slatted predecessor and may serve as seating or as a surface in home and office settings.
Construction
The top combines natural cane with a solid wood frame in maple or walnut. The metal legs are offered in polished chrome or black, and the manufacturer describes the construction as durable.
Specifications
Widths: 48, 60, or 72 in
Depth: 18 in
Height: 14 in
ストーリー
From platform to cane
George Nelson developed this variation after the Platform Bench, replacing the slatted surface with cane. Herman Miller describes the new surface as more yielding and tactile.
Return to production
The manufacturer identifies 1952 as the original release. Its current page describes the bench as returning after a long hiatus, while the page metadata records its reintroduction separately from the original year.
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コレクション
George Nelson Collection
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