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George Nelson Marshmallow Sofa Early Herman Miller Alexander Girard Fabric

George Nelson Marshmallow Sofa Early Herman Miller Alexander Girard Fabric

Follow our shop to save on this item. Reasonable offers accepted. @objectmod for first glance at new items. Design George Nelson™ & Irving Harper, 1956 George Nelson Marshmallow Sofa, metal and upholstery. Original design 1956, this is ...

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History
  • George Nelson, a prominent figure in American modernist design, originally created the Marshmallow Sofa in 1956, reflecting innovative approaches to furniture design of that era.
  • Herman Miller has a long-standing reputation for producing high-quality modern furniture, making pieces like the Marshmallow Sofa notable in the context of mid-century modern design history.
  • The incorporation of Alexander Girard's textile work in the upholstery indicates a collaboration that highlights the significance of textile design within the mid-century modern movement.

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