George Nelson For Herman Miller "Thin Edge" Dresser Model-5221 In Rosewood

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We have fully restored this Herman Miller George Nelson Thin Edge Dresser to a pristine condition. This Mid-Century Modern piece of furniture is a collector's treasure, showcasing eight rosewood drawers with original white hourglass-shaped porcelain knobs and tapered steel legs. It is part of the "Thin Edge" Group, which made its debut in 1952. The dresser has undergone a complete restoration process, resulting in an excellent condition with smoothly sliding drawers and a stunning appearance of the rosewood. It also bears its original foil label inside the top drawer. Please note that the photos do not fully capture the beauty of this piece, which glows brightly in person. George Nelson, the architect, designer, and writer, was a leading figure in the midcentury American modernist design movement. His ideas have not only shaped the furniture we use but also how we live. Collectors and interior designers alike appreciate vintage pieces by George Nelson for their inherent "cool factor." Having a piece that was designed and overseen by Nelson himself is valuable, as it showcases elements of lightness, sophistication, elegance, and a hint of swagger. George Nelson had a bold vision for design and wasn't afraid to let the world know.

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