This 1946 design—part of George Nelson’s first collection for Herman Miller—was a multitasker long before multitasking was common. It ably serves as a table, a base for his Basic Cabinet Series storage, or a seat. Features ebonized, finger-jointed wood legs.

  • 48″ w x 18.5″ d x 14″ h
  • 60″ w x 18.5″ d x 14″ h
  • 72″ w x 18.5″ d x 14″ h
  • Supports up to 300 pounds evenly distributed
  • Crafted from solid maple for strength
  • Slats are spaced to let air and light through
  • Seat is finished with a clear-coat lacquer
  • Choose from Ebonized Wood or Chrome base
  • Wood base legs are finger-jointed for superior strength
  • Legs have metal leveling glides