Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman
Designed by Charles and Ray Eames

The Eames Lounge Chair was designed in 1965 by the husband and wife team of Charles and Ray Eames. Using leather and bent woods the design is functional and comfortable, while retaining a beauty not often seen in furniture design. Somehow it is beautiful and masculine at the same time.

This fixed-height chair has a molded veneer seat and back shell; the ottoman has a molded veneer shell. Both the chair and ottoman have 6"-thick foam cushions with leather upholstery and a black enameled base with polished aluminum trim. The chair has a swivel mechanism.

True Classic Comfort
The ultimate in luxurious feeling. This chair's rich, soft black leather upholstery covers six inch thick urethane foam cushions for extreme comfort.

A place to relax.
The contours of the seat and high back welcome the sitter, and a swivel mechanism is built in.

Quality and Craftsmanship
Superior attention to detail. All pieces are hand assembled.

Durable construction.
Shells are seven-ply cherry, natural cherry, or walnut veneer; the base and back braces are die-cast aluminum.

Practical features.
Cushions are individually upholstered and replaceable; back cushions are interchangeable; shock mounts are resilient natural rubber.

The Eames lounge chair is available in natural cherry, cherry or walnut veneer and is upholstered in fine, hand-sewn leather.
 

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