Herman Miller ® Nelson Swag Leg Rectangular Work Table

George Nelson began his design for what became the Swag Leg Group with the simple desire to create furniture with a sculptured leg. Beyond beauty, he sought practicality, insisting that the legs be made of metal, machine formed and pre-finished. The Nelson Swag Leg Group is a revival of an historic collection by George Nelson. Introduced in 1958, the group's evocative pieces have a look, scale, and function that are simply right for today. These classic, sculpted designs can be used individually or together in the home or office, from meeting spaces to offices and dining areas.

• With his Swag Leg Group, George Nelson didn't try to design an innovation; the innovation resulted from his criteria for the design



• He began with the legs, insisting that they be made of metal, machine formed, and pre-finished. He also wanted them to be easy for the consumer to assemble, so the desk and tables could ship knocked down to save on costs



• "Swaging" -- using pressure to taper and curve a metal tube -- proved to be the best way to produce Nelson's legs, which are made of 16-gauge steel and have adjustable glides



• Solid walnut stretchers that bolt onto the legs were added for a stable, durable base that is common to both the Swag Desk and Tables

• Space for Everything
• Perfectly sized work tables for any space (home or office)
• Provides plenty of workspace to spread out papers

• Namesake legs formed by "swaging"
• Process uses pressure to taper and curve metal tubing
• 16-gauge steel tubing provides unsurpassed stability

• Comes ready to assemble for easy, economical shipping
• Easy assembly by inserting screw into legs and rotating in opposite directions

• Attractive coordinating finishes
• White laminate or walnut veneer tops provide a practical answer to wear and tear
• Walnut veneer edging coordinates with solid walnut stretchers
• Practical chromed metal legs, machine formed and pre- finished with adjustable glides
• Coordinates perfectly with other pieces from the Swag Leg Group