The armchairs in the image are attributed to Charles and Ray Eames, specifically resembling the Eames Molded Fiberglass Armchairs. These iconic pieces, designed in the mid-20th century, feature a molded fiberglass shell with a sleek, ergonomic form, upholstered in latex for comfort. The chairs are supported by a sturdy metal base, commonly referred to as the "Eiffel base" due to its architectural design. The timeless combination of modern materials and innovative structure ensures both durability and visual appeal, making them a classic choice for any space.
Charles Eames (1907-1978) and Ray Eames (1912-1988) were among the most influential designers of the 20th century. Their groundbreaking work in furniture, architecture, and industrial design helped define the mid-century modern movement. Known for their innovative use of materials such as molded plywood and fiberglass, they prioritized comfort, functionality, and simplicity in their designs. Their creations, including the famous Eames Lounge Chair and Molded Plastic Chairs, are celebrated for their ability to blend form and function seamlessly, maintaining a timeless appeal. The Eames' collaboration with Herman Miller solidified their place as icons in design history, and their work continues to inspire to this day.
Light wear.
Approx. overall 31½" high x 25¼" x 23¼" each
Approx. overall 80cm high x 64cm x 59cm each
