OverviewThe Nelson Basic Cabinet Series is a mid‑century modern modular storage system designed by George Nelson. Its minimalist proportions and clean lines make it suitable for residential and commercial interiors where configurable, space‑efficient cabinetry is required.
Design and options- Designer: George Nelson
- Veneer options: oak and walnut (multiple veneer finishes available)
- Leg options: tapered legs and standard square legs
- Handle options: cupcake pulls, wavy pulls and an additional handle choice (three handle variants)
- Available in a range of sizes and modular components to combine individually or together
Components (examples shown)- Bedside table — one drawer and shelf
- Cabinet — three drawers
- Cabinet — five drawers and one door
- Console — two doors and three drawers
- Credenza — two doors and four drawers
- Media unit — sliding doors
Features- Modular system based on a limited set of standard dimensions so future pieces remain compatible
- Clean-lined, functional components that can be used individually or combined
- Interior detail: George Nelson signature emblem inside drawers
- Customization: two veneer/leg options and three handle options
MultimediaProduct page includes multiple photography views, an overview video and downloadable 3D models and resource files providing dimensions, materials and technical details.
Technical specifications- Brand: Herman Miller
- Designer: George Nelson
- Year introduced: 1946 (original design)
- Finishes/veneers: walnut, oak (multiple veneer options)
- Legs: tapered legs, standard square legs
- Handles: cupcake pulls, wavy pulls and other options (three choices)
- Available components: bedside table; cabinets (various drawer/door configurations); console; credenza; media unit
- Modularity: components designed to assemble and evolve using standard dimensions
- Recommended applications: office, dining room, living space, residential and professional interiors
- Resources available: specification sheets (dimensions, materials), images, 3D models and professional resources