Dining Tables Herman Miller

Herman Miller is known for their iconic Mid Century Modern designs and ergonomic office furniture. Working with major designers, Charles and Ray Eames, Isamu Noguchi and George Nelson, they created en more→during pieces that are still sought after today such as the Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman. Today, their office products and task chairs are at the forefront of innovation and ergonomic design. Herman Miller products are designed to enhance your surroundings and make your life more comfortable and meaningful. Every Herman Miller product is built with a commitment to sustainability, global warming and renewable energy. Color: Wood tones. Finish: Clear on Ash.

Designed by George Nelson, a founding father of American Modernism, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Laminate Top from Herman Miller is a product of the storied designer’s desire to create a beautiful and more→multipurpose table, one to be used for dining or studying alike. This piece shows Nelson’s environmental approach to design, of doing much more with much less, an approach that has influenced designers and architects for over half a century. Using uncomplicated lines, Nelson creates a sturdy and attractive base of crossing steel tubes. A laminate tabletop frames the legs with a clean rectangular shape. The layered construction of the laminate top produces a hard, durable surface with great

Designed by George Nelson, a founding father of American Modernism, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Laminate Top from Herman Miller is a product of the storied designer’s desire to create a beautiful and more→multipurpose table, one to be used for dining or studying alike. This piece shows Nelson’s environmental approach to design, of doing much more with much less, an approach that has influenced designers and architects for over half a century. Using uncomplicated lines, Nelson creates a sturdy and attractive base of crossing steel tubes. A laminate tabletop frames the legs with a clean rectangular shape. The layered construction of the laminate top produces a hard, durable surface with great

Designed by George Nelson, a founding father of American Modernism, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Laminate Top from Herman Miller is a product of the storied designer’s desire to create a beautiful and more→multipurpose table, one to be used for dining or studying alike. This piece shows Nelson’s environmental approach to design, of doing much more with much less, an approach that has influenced designers and architects for over half a century. Using uncomplicated lines, Nelson creates a sturdy and attractive base of crossing steel tubes. A laminate tabletop frames the legs with a clean rectangular shape. The layered construction of the laminate top produces a hard, durable surface with great

Designed by George Nelson, a founding father of American Modernism, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Laminate Top from Herman Miller is a product of the storied designer’s desire to create a beautiful and more→multipurpose table, one to be used for dining or studying alike. This piece shows Nelson’s environmental approach to design, of doing much more with much less, an approach that has influenced designers and architects for over half a century. Using uncomplicated lines, Nelson creates a sturdy and attractive base of crossing steel tubes. A laminate tabletop frames the legs with a clean rectangular shape. The layered construction of the laminate top produces a hard, durable surface with great

Designed by George Nelson, a founding father of American Modernism, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Laminate Top from Herman Miller is a product of the storied designer’s desire to create a beautiful and more→multipurpose table, one to be used for dining or studying alike. This piece shows Nelson’s environmental approach to design, of doing much more with much less, an approach that has influenced designers and architects for over half a century. Using uncomplicated lines, Nelson creates a sturdy and attractive base of crossing steel tubes. A laminate tabletop frames the legs with a clean rectangular shape. The layered construction of the laminate top produces a hard, durable surface with great

Designed by George Nelson, a founding father of American Modernism, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Laminate Top from Herman Miller is a product of the storied designer’s desire to create a beautiful and more→multipurpose table, one to be used for dining or studying alike. This piece shows Nelson’s environmental approach to design, of doing much more with much less, an approach that has influenced designers and architects for over half a century. Using uncomplicated lines, Nelson creates a sturdy and attractive base of crossing steel tubes. A laminate tabletop frames the legs with a clean rectangular shape. The layered construction of the laminate top produces a hard, durable surface with great

Designed by George Nelson, a founding father of American Modernism, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Laminate Top from Herman Miller is a product of the storied designer’s desire to create a beautiful and more→multipurpose table, one to be used for dining or studying alike. This piece shows Nelson’s environmental approach to design, of doing much more with much less, an approach that has influenced designers and architects for over half a century. Using uncomplicated lines, Nelson creates a sturdy and attractive base of crossing steel tubes. A laminate tabletop frames the legs with a clean rectangular shape. The layered construction of the laminate top produces a hard, durable surface with great

Designed by George Nelson, a founding father of American Modernism, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Laminate Top from Herman Miller is a product of the storied designer’s desire to create a beautiful and more→multipurpose table, one to be used for dining or studying alike. This piece shows Nelson’s environmental approach to design, of doing much more with much less, an approach that has influenced designers and architects for over half a century. Using uncomplicated lines, Nelson creates a sturdy and attractive base of crossing steel tubes. A laminate tabletop frames the legs with a clean rectangular shape. The layered construction of the laminate top produces a hard, durable surface with great

Designed by George Nelson, a founding father of American Modernism, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Laminate Top from Herman Miller is a product of the storied designer’s desire to create a beautiful and more→multipurpose table, one to be used for dining or studying alike. This piece shows Nelson’s environmental approach to design, of doing much more with much less, an approach that has influenced designers and architects for over half a century. Using uncomplicated lines, Nelson creates a sturdy and attractive base of crossing steel tubes. A laminate tabletop frames the legs with a clean rectangular shape. The layered construction of the laminate top produces a hard, durable surface with great

Designed by George Nelson, a founding father of American Modernism, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Laminate Top from Herman Miller is a product of the storied designer’s desire to create a beautiful and more→multipurpose table, one to be used for dining or studying alike. This piece shows Nelson’s environmental approach to design, of doing much more with much less, an approach that has influenced designers and architects for over half a century. Using uncomplicated lines, Nelson creates a sturdy and attractive base of crossing steel tubes. A laminate tabletop frames the legs with a clean rectangular shape. The layered construction of the laminate top produces a hard, durable surface with great

Designed by George Nelson, a founding father of American Modernism, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Laminate Top from Herman Miller is a product of the storied designer’s desire to create a beautiful and more→multipurpose table, one to be used for dining or studying alike. This piece shows Nelson’s environmental approach to design, of doing much more with much less, an approach that has influenced designers and architects for over half a century. Using uncomplicated lines, Nelson creates a sturdy and attractive base of crossing steel tubes. A laminate tabletop frames the legs with a clean rectangular shape. The layered construction of the laminate top produces a hard, durable surface with great

Designed by George Nelson, a founding father of American Modernism, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Laminate Top from Herman Miller is a product of the storied designer’s desire to create a beautiful and more→multipurpose table, one to be used for dining or studying alike. This piece shows Nelson’s environmental approach to design, of doing much more with much less, an approach that has influenced designers and architects for over half a century. Using uncomplicated lines, Nelson creates a sturdy and attractive base of crossing steel tubes. A laminate tabletop frames the legs with a clean rectangular shape. The layered construction of the laminate top produces a hard, durable surface with great

Designer George Nelson’s way of seeing and thinking of the natural world led to a portfolio of iconic pieces whose influence carries on today. Introduced in 1950, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Veneer To more→p from Herman Miller is one of those transcendent pieces, illustrating the creator’s environmental approach to design. Nelson’s environmental process of doing much more with much less translates to a calculated design balancing form and function. Creating an elegant silhouette, steel tubular legs crossover with simple lines to create a solid base. Offering ample space, a veneer top lays over the legs in a clean rectangular shape underlined by its organic hues. The top layer of hardwood

Designer George Nelson’s way of seeing and thinking of the natural world led to a portfolio of iconic pieces whose influence carries on today. Introduced in 1950, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Veneer To more→p from Herman Miller is one of those transcendent pieces, illustrating the creator’s environmental approach to design. Nelson’s environmental process of doing much more with much less translates to a calculated design balancing form and function. Creating an elegant silhouette, steel tubular legs crossover with simple lines to create a solid base. Offering ample space, a veneer top lays over the legs in a clean rectangular shape underlined by its organic hues. The top layer of hardwood

Designer George Nelson’s way of seeing and thinking of the natural world led to a portfolio of iconic pieces whose influence carries on today. Introduced in 1950, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Veneer To more→p from Herman Miller is one of those transcendent pieces, illustrating the creator’s environmental approach to design. Nelson’s environmental process of doing much more with much less translates to a calculated design balancing form and function. Creating an elegant silhouette, steel tubular legs crossover with simple lines to create a solid base. Offering ample space, a veneer top lays over the legs in a clean rectangular shape underlined by its organic hues. The top layer of hardwood

Designer George Nelson’s way of seeing and thinking of the natural world led to a portfolio of iconic pieces whose influence carries on today. Introduced in 1950, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Veneer To more→p from Herman Miller is one of those transcendent pieces, illustrating the creator’s environmental approach to design. Nelson’s environmental process of doing much more with much less translates to a calculated design balancing form and function. Creating an elegant silhouette, steel tubular legs crossover with simple lines to create a solid base. Offering ample space, a veneer top lays over the legs in a clean rectangular shape underlined by its organic hues. The top layer of hardwood

Designed by George Nelson, a founding father of American Modernism, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Laminate Top from Herman Miller is a product of the storied designer’s desire to create a beautiful and more→multipurpose table, one to be used for dining or studying alike. This piece shows Nelson’s environmental approach to design, of doing much more with much less, an approach that has influenced designers and architects for over half a century. Using uncomplicated lines, Nelson creates a sturdy and attractive base of crossing steel tubes. A laminate tabletop frames the legs with a clean rectangular shape. The layered construction of the laminate top produces a hard, durable surface with great

Designed by George Nelson, a founding father of American Modernism, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Laminate Top from Herman Miller is a product of the storied designer’s desire to create a beautiful and more→multipurpose table, one to be used for dining or studying alike. This piece shows Nelson’s environmental approach to design, of doing much more with much less, an approach that has influenced designers and architects for over half a century. Using uncomplicated lines, Nelson creates a sturdy and attractive base of crossing steel tubes. A laminate tabletop frames the legs with a clean rectangular shape. The layered construction of the laminate top produces a hard, durable surface with great

Designed by George Nelson, a founding father of American Modernism, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Laminate Top from Herman Miller is a product of the storied designer’s desire to create a beautiful and more→multipurpose table, one to be used for dining or studying alike. This piece shows Nelson’s environmental approach to design, of doing much more with much less, an approach that has influenced designers and architects for over half a century. Using uncomplicated lines, Nelson creates a sturdy and attractive base of crossing steel tubes. A laminate tabletop frames the legs with a clean rectangular shape. The layered construction of the laminate top produces a hard, durable surface with great

Designed by George Nelson, a founding father of American Modernism, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Laminate Top from Herman Miller is a product of the storied designer’s desire to create a beautiful and more→multipurpose table, one to be used for dining or studying alike. This piece shows Nelson’s environmental approach to design, of doing much more with much less, an approach that has influenced designers and architects for over half a century. Using uncomplicated lines, Nelson creates a sturdy and attractive base of crossing steel tubes. A laminate tabletop frames the legs with a clean rectangular shape. The layered construction of the laminate top produces a hard, durable surface with great

Designed by George Nelson, a founding father of American Modernism, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Laminate Top from Herman Miller is a product of the storied designer’s desire to create a beautiful and more→multipurpose table, one to be used for dining or studying alike. This piece shows Nelson’s environmental approach to design, of doing much more with much less, an approach that has influenced designers and architects for over half a century. Using uncomplicated lines, Nelson creates a sturdy and attractive base of crossing steel tubes. A laminate tabletop frames the legs with a clean rectangular shape. The layered construction of the laminate top produces a hard, durable surface with great

Designed by George Nelson, a founding father of American Modernism, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Laminate Top from Herman Miller is a product of the storied designer’s desire to create a beautiful and more→multipurpose table, one to be used for dining or studying alike. This piece shows Nelson’s environmental approach to design, of doing much more with much less, an approach that has influenced designers and architects for over half a century. Using uncomplicated lines, Nelson creates a sturdy and attractive base of crossing steel tubes. A laminate tabletop frames the legs with a clean rectangular shape. The layered construction of the laminate top produces a hard, durable surface with great

Designed by George Nelson, a founding father of American Modernism, the Nelson X-Leg Table with Laminate Top from Herman Miller is a product of the storied designer’s desire to create a beautiful and more→multipurpose table, one to be used for dining or studying alike. This piece shows Nelson’s environmental approach to design, of doing much more with much less, an approach that has influenced designers and architects for over half a century. Using uncomplicated lines, Nelson creates a sturdy and attractive base of crossing steel tubes. A laminate tabletop frames the legs with a clean rectangular shape. The layered construction of the laminate top produces a hard, durable surface with great