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George Nelson

George Nelson was one of the leading American designers of the 20th century, born in 1908. The architect, designer and design theoretician played a key role in shaping modern industrial design. For many years he cooperated with Herman Miller, where he was the design director. It was there that he contributed to the formation of design icons, such as the Ball Clock wall clocks, home desk desk and the Storage Wall series. In his work, he combined functionality with aesthetics, creating everyday objects of a unique character. Nelson was also the author of numerous texts about design, promoting the idea of ​​design as a tool improving the quality of life. He died in 1986, leaving a lasting trace in the history of design.