Platform bench

Sold: BZ82 Slat Bench by Martin Visser for 't Spectrum, 1972 | #87192

Established as an icon of Mid-Century design, Nelson's slat platform bench has been proven a highly functional and beautiful form. George Nelson originally created it as a versatile piece to serve as a table, a bench or a platform for case goods. In the 1950s, Herman Miller offered it in six sizes from 48" to 102". This model 4992 bench one of the longest at 92". Herman Miller is again producing the Nelson slat bench, but the largest is 72" and they do not offer them in black. The depth of…

Slatted bench sand, 160x27cm

Lot 211: Gustavo Bittencourt. Tripe bench. 2015, peroba and maçaranduba. 32½ h × 84 w × 20 d in. estimate: $5,000–7,000. Provenance: Private Collection, Rio de Janeiro

Celebrate the 25th anniversary of the iconic Cutter Bench by Niels Hvass – Fritz Hansen - Scandinaviandesign.com

Bambery is proud to offer one of the best, if not the best reproduction of this classic Nelson platform Bench. The Nelson platform bench remains a landmark o...

Sold: Museum Bench Model BQ01 by Wim Quist for Kröller-Möller Museum, Netherlands | #138135

Editor's note: During his time design director for Herman Miller, George Nelson recruited a series of talented designers including Ray and Charles Eames, Isamu Noguchi, Robert Propst and Alexander…