George Nelson

The most famous mid century modern furniture designers such as Frank Lloyd Wright, George Nakashima and others by Nazmiyal.

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Yale School of Architecture will celebrate the life and work of iconic designer and Yale alumnus George Nelson (1928–1986), in the first retrospective exhibition and symposium devoted to the innovator of such defining landmarks of American style as the “marshmallow sofa,” the office cubicle, and the concept of the “family room.”

I think I love the herman miller brochures as much as the furniture :)

Trystcraft | Tim Hills on Instagram: “Three George Nelson EOG credenzas with L desks available soon. . #georgenelson #hermanmiller #midcenturymodernfurniture #midcenturymodern…”

Lot 194: George Nelson & Associates. CSS (Comprehensive Shelving System). 1959, walnut, enameled aluminum, aluminum, enameled steel, lacquered masonite, plastic. 91 h × 129 w × 22 d in. result: $11,250. estimate: $5,000–7,000. System is comprised of five uprights with three shelves, two desk surfaces, one double upper cabinet with drop-front door and open storage, two lower cabinets, one with four drawers and other with rare drop-front LP cabinet with additional record storage, one shelf…

Bench by George Nelson, Mid Century, Vitra, George Nelson - Zeitlos Berlin (Sofas | Tubular steel couch | chaise | daybed)

The Leggera chair was Ponti's first attempt at creating a light weight Italian chair, later fully realized in the Superleggera.

A tribute to the mid-century modern designer responsible for Herman Miller’s logo and classic ads