Eames Molded Plywood Lounge Chair, HAY

$184.92 $739.69

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Product Details

Honored by Time magazine as the Best Design of the 20th Century, the Eames Molded Plywood Lounge Chair began as an experiment, created via a machine that molded plywood with the help of heat and a bicycle pump. In 2022, Mette and Rolf Hay reimagined the classic form in a vibrant forest green. The emerald twist on the bent plywood chair is a personal favorite of the Hay’s—in fact, one of the prototypes resides in their own living room in Denmark.

This is an authentic Eames Chair.
Iconic design reimagined in a fresh HAY palette.
Molded five-ply seat and back, with eight-ply legs and back brace.
Rubber shock mounts prevent jarring movements.
Comes with an Authenticity Certificate.
Informally known as the Eames LCW, which stands for lounge chair, wood base.

Brand

Collection: HAY

General Dimensions

26½" H 21¾" W 25¼" D

Product Weight: 20 lbs

Assembly: Comes fully assembled

Warranty: 5-year warranty
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Dimensions

Materials

Molded five-ply seat and back
Stained ash veneer
Rubber shock mounts
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.