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Eames inspired La Chaise

£369.00 r.r.p. £550.00


Eames inspired ‘La Chaise’ lounge chair. Eames designed many extraordinary pieces of furniture, but few more striking than ‘La Chaise’. Designed in 1946 it features an injection moulded ‘free floating’ chaise chair section, supported by 5 steel rods mounted on a maple wood base. It is an exceptionally attractive piece of organic furniture design that makes the fantastic centrepiece of any contemporary room. Dimension: H: 86cm x D: 89cm x W: 132cm In Stock. Shipping - £40.00 within UK Email for an international quote

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Charles Eames and his wife Ray are widely accredited with designing some of the Twentieth Century’s most important and modern furniture.

He was born in the city of St Louis in 1907 as the youngest son of a railway security worker. Charles was a keen student at school who was quickly identified by the teaching staff as a young man with a great deal of potential. Following school, He was awarded a scholarship to study architecture at St Louis’ Washington University. It was here that he met his first wife Catherine Woerman. As part of his honeymoon with Catherine in 1929, he travel.. Read More

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I couldn't be more pleased, thank you so much. Excellent quality product. A. Piazza
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Our chair arrived today, we are very happy with it. Thankyou for the good service!! Lisa Gray
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The Eames chair and ottoman set arrived safely this morning and looks lovely in my flat. Thank you... Audrey Chappell
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incredible service Ruth Saraiva
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I really love the Eames Lounge chair, perfect in every detail !!! Thanks a lot! Dirk Scheffer
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