Herman Miller Furniture

Charles and Ray Eames had ideas about making a better world, one in which things were designed to fulfill the practical needs of ordinary people and bring greater pleasure to our lives. Their Soft Pad Collection (1969) of luxuriously padded chairs evolved from their Aluminum Group Collection. With the addition of plush 2” thick cushions, the Soft Pad Collection retains the style of the earlier one but adds significant comfort. Backed by a 12-year manufacturer’s warranty. Constructed of 67%…

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.

Charles and Ray Eames, 1945, LCW (Lounge Chair Wood), molded plywood, rubber, Herman Miller Furniture

Herman Miller x HAY features a revitalized color palette and materials that feel utterly contemporary while remaining true to the originals.

Introduced in 1950, Eames Desks are examples of Charles and Ray Eames designing and making furniture incorporating new materials and industrial production techniques. This design grew out of work the Eameses did for a 1949 exhibition at the Detroit Institute of Arts. It reveals the "machine aesthetic" and Japanese influences important to them at the time. Long before "modularity" and "high tech" entered design language, the Eameses used standardized parts that were interchangeable. They made…

The Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman get better with age, in part because of how they are made. From the innovative hardware that fastens the cushions to the shell without marring the appearance of the wood to the fact that each piece continues to be assembled by hand, the combination of craft and manufacturing consistency results in pieces that are genuinely authentic. #loungechair #ottoman #classicfurniture #iconicfurniture #vintage #luxuryfurniture #interiordesign #homeinterior

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Eames Lounge Chair & Ottoman for Herman Miller in Rosewood and Brown Leather. A vintage 670 & 671 set with brown leather cushions. Original labels on bottom dated June 1, 1976. The Brown leather has been professionally restored. Some minor edge wear to rosewood shells. Overall excellent condition. Charles and Ray Eames. SHIPPING IS NOT FREE There is a charge for the delivery of this item. Please contact us with your zip code for the delivery fee and we can add the fee to the purchase price…

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Herman Miller ad, 1961. Womens bedroom vanity with 'true jewel drawers', upholstered mirror (whatever that is), stage lighting, and fold-up desk for personal correspondence. Expensive even in 1961; over $1,000.