GEORGE NELSON SWAG-LEG COFFEE TABLE FOR HERMAN MILLER

The authentic George Nelson Pedestal Table (1954), produced by HERMAN MILLER, embodies its designer’s signature hallmarks: simplicity, clean lines, and a form that highlights the beauty of the materials. This versatile piece, featuring a laminate top set upon a sculptural aluminum base, is ready to serve in all sorts of practical capacities and in an array of settings—from living room to waiting room. Its pedestal base seems to rise organically from the floor. With a height of 16", this version can work well as a coffee table. Its "dome of silence" glides can be adjusted to uneven floor surfaces. GEORGE NELSON (1908–1986) was a ground-breaking American designer and architect, recognized as a pivotal figure in the development of US modernism. A prolific author and speaker, his focus on the holistic nature of his field has influenced generations of designers. In like manner, his view of design as an integral component of a company’s overarching vision has had a lasting impact on corpora