Charles and Ray Eames Lounge Chair, Herman Miller circa 1960
REF: 6951
Charles and Ray Eames Lounge Chair, Herman Miller circa 1960
REF: 6951
Designer
An essential icon of design and of ultimate comfort, the lounge chair No. 670 and its ottoman 671 were designed by American designers Charles and Ray Eames in the 1950s.
The Rio rosewood veneer structure is made up of thermoformed pressed molded plywood shells connected by silent blocks. The armchair and its ottoman rest on a star base in black lacquered aluminium. The plush cushions are filled with foam and upholstered in full-grain black leather.
Manufacturer's label.
Manufacturer: Herman Miller, circa 1960
Literature : Model listed on page 55 in The foundations of the contemporary seat, Museum of Decorative Arts 1968.
- Height 82 cm / 32 "
- Width 85 cm / 33 "
- Depth 85 cm / 33 "
Category
- Year Circa 1960
- Medium Rosewood Veneer, Leather
- Country U.S.A
- Condition Armrests and seats have been restored
