Eames Molded Plastic Armchair, HAY
Eames Molded Plastic Armchair, HAY
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Product Details
- This is an authentic Eames Chair.
- Made with post-industrial recycled plastic.
- Six new colorways designed by HAY, with matching powder-coated steel bases.
- Comfortable waterfall seat edge reduces pressure on thighs.
- A simple, beautiful, classic form that looks great in any setting.
- Comes with an authenticity certificate.
- Brand
- Collection
- HAY
- General Dimensions
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- 31¾" H 25" W 24" D
- Product Weight
- 12.5 lbs
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
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5-year warranty
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Dimensions
Materials
- Made with post-industrial recycled plastic
- Powder-coated steel base
- Notification of Filling Contents
Designers
Mette and Rolf Hay
HAY was founded on the idea that good design is everyone’s right. Co-founders and creative directors Mette and Rolf Hay are committed to working with the best contemporary designers from all over the world to create high-quality products that are available to a wide audience. This principle still motivates them today, along with three primary sources of inspiration: art, architecture, and fashion.
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Charles and Ray Eames
Through their furniture, corporate projects, World’s Fair displays, and in the aesthetics of their own California Case Study home, the Eameses exemplified modern living in postwar America. The Eames Lounge and Ottoman, introduced in 1956, remains a touchstone of American style.
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