Nelson Basic Cabinet Series

Summary

A blend of clean lines, versatility, and refined proportions, the Nelson Basic Cabinet Series offers streamlined storage crafted from warm wood. Available in premium finishes, this collection offers a wide array of designs and features soft-close drawers and doors. Handsome and efficient, these cabinets transform any space with a durable, modern look.

Brand

Herman Miller

Designers

George Nelson

Bedside Table
Height: 16.5 in
Width: 18 in
Depth: 18.5 in

Cabinet
Height: 24 in
Width: 24 in
Depth: 18.5 in

Cabinet With Door
Height: 34 in
Width: 40 in
Depth: 18.5 in

Console
Height: 40 in
Width: 34 in
Depth: 18.5 in

Credenza
Height: 24 in
Width: 56.19 in
Depth: 18.5 in

Media Unit
Height: 24 in
Width: 56.19 in
Depth: 18.5 in

A minimalist system that maximises your space

A mid-century modern mainstay, the Nelson Basic Cabinet Series is modular, intuitive storage that evolves with you. First introduced in 1946 to meet “the requirements of modern living,” as George Nelson said, it still adapts to your changing needs – just as he envisioned.

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Beautifully understated

With clean lines, a minimalist form and perfectly balanced proportions, the Nelson Basic Cabinet Series celebrates the beauty of simplicity. Designed for maximum usefulness and versatility, the pieces make the most of your space in any room, from the office to the dining room.

Tailored to your taste

Create your own customised storage with two options of veneers and legs and three options for handles. Available in a variety of sizes, the components can be used individually or in pairs.

Adaptable for life

Since its debut, the Nelson Basic Cabinet Series has offered a winning, dependable approach to storage. The complementary components are made with a minimum number of standard dimensions – a hallmark of modernism – so the pieces you need in the future will fit with the ones you have now.

The visionary

“A keen student of living and home life in all of its phases,” George Nelson saw the proliferation of belongings after World War II – all of which would need to be stored. His Nelson Basic Cabinet Series was one solution to the problem.

Nelson Basic Cabinet Series

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