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BSC Double Dressers & Suspended Vanity by George Nelson for Herman Miller
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Description
Part of the Basic Storage Components that George Nelson designed for Herman Miller in 1952, this extraordinary set comprises two dressers in a warm walnut on either side of a suspended vanity.
Each 34-inch-wide dresser contains four drawers with chrome-plated J pulls: The topmost drawer has six divided sections and the lowest has three dividers.
The matching 30-inch-wide vanity has a full-size lift-up mirror, an opaque interior light, and cosmetic compartments.
A corresponding five-sawer dresser/cabinet is also available. - More Information
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