Eames side chair

The Eames shell chairs from Vitra were first developed in 1948 as part of an entry for the Museum of Modern Art's 'International Competition for Low-Cost Furniture Design'. Now designed with a 100% recyclable polypropylene shell seat, the Eames chairs today are recognisable, durable and versatile seating solutions for your modern home. The seats are designed in a broad colour palette that refreshes the initial colour set used by Charles and Ray Eames to introduce contemporary bright or…

Vitra’s Eames DSW chair combines a light plastic seat with maple legs supported by a steel frame. The name DSW comes from the words Dining Height Side Chair Wood Base. Designed by Charles and Ray Eames, the plastic Eames chairs are true design icons of the 1950s. Their popularity lies in the timeless, ergonomic design and various leg options. The original model with a fibreglass seat was the first industrially produced plastic chair. Vitra launched the updated versions of the Eames chairs…

Charles Eames, Ray Eames. Side Chair (model DCW). 1946. Evans Products Co., Molded Plywood Div., Venice, CA. Molded and bent birch plywood and rubber shockmounts. 29 1/2 x 19 x 21 1/2" (74.9 x 48.3 x 54.6 cm). Gift of the manufacturer. 70.1946. Architecture and Design

accent lighting with a twist - a fully removable and adjustable head gives the user complete flexibility and 360 degree illumination.

Vitra’s mesmerizing Akari Light Sculptures are sculptor Isamu Noguchi’s modernist interpretation of Japanese paper lanterns. The first luminaires were designed in 1951, while Noguchi stayed in Gifu, Japan and got inspired by the traditional lanterns used by local fishermen for night fishing at the Nagara River. Today, the iconic collection consists of over hundred lightweight table, floor and pendant lights that come in various shapes and sizes. The Akari lights are handcrafted of bamboo…

Charles & Ray Eames | The so-called Eiffel Tower base of the DSR chair (Dining Height Side Chair Rod Base), an intricate and graceful...

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By 1945, when the #Eames Molded Plywood Group was introduced to potential distribution partners, and 1946, when the group was introduced to the public at the Museum of Modern Art, Charles and Ray had many years of plywood experience under their belt. The Molded Plywood Furniture was sturdy and lightweight, and the parts were susceptible to mass production using the "Eames process." Read about the LCW here.

Actually, considering how many dining chairs we’ve seen, not so much a dilemma and more of being sure that we like those on the ‘shortlist’ enough to pay for them. From the start,…

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