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Herman Miller

Plex Fixed-Height Work Table

Price reduced from $345.00 to $276.00 20% off
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Item No. 100094001
Herman Miller

Plex Fixed-Height Work Table

Price reduced from $345.00 to $276.00 20% off
3.8 out of 5 Customer Rating
Item No. 100094001
Laminate
Veneer
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Plex Fixed-Height Work Table
Plex Fixed-Height Work Table
Plex Fixed-Height Work Table
Price reduced from $345.00 to $276.00 20% off

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When Kim Colin and Sam Hecht designed products for Yamaha, Issey Miyake, Herman Miller, Muji, and many other companies, they approached each project as a means of simplifying people’s lives in an inspirational way. The duo fitted their Plex Table (2016) with a thin U-shaped base that lets you pull it close to almost any chair or sofa and a compact top spacious enough to accommodate your laptop.
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Brand
Herman Miller
General Dimensions
  • 25½" H 17" W 13" D
Assembly
Comes fully assembled
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12-year warranty
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Dimensions

Plex Fixed-Height Work Table

  • Height (in): 25½
  • Width (in): 17
  • Depth (in): 13
  • Laminate or veneer tabletop
  • Powder-coated steel base

Sam Hecht and Kim Colin

Together, Kim Colin and Sam Hecht are partners in London-based design firm Industrial Facility, founded jointly in 2002, where they approach architecture and industrial design by carefully considering context in combination with minimalist aesthetics and real-world utility.

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