Fine coffee tables and chairs from the '50s and' 60s

Eames Molded Plywood Chairs

Since the launch of two bold and innovative designs of plywood-cast dining chairs and sofa chairs in 1946, designers Charles and Ray Eames have formed an inextricable bond with Herman Miller. Since then, the complete beauty, lasting charm and comfort of these two seats have made them known as the best modern design.

Eames Molded Plastic Chairs

Charles and Ray Eames mass-produce this outstanding design using the rapid development of molding technology during World War II. With two styles of armchair and armchair, even today's Eames Molded Plastic chair still retains some of the features of the original, authentic, and uses the latest environmentally friendly materials to meet the needs of environmental protection. Its durable chair body and high-quality manufacturing technology make a perfect combination of comfort and durability.

Shell Chair

At the end of World War II, when there was still a shortage of materials, the Charles & Ray Eames couple kept thinking about how to create good designs that ordinary people could afford to buy, and plastic was the material they chose to use to make chairs, thus creating a series of dining chairs made of curved plastic (Shell Chair). As early as the last century, Eames came up with a model of interchangeable feet. Today, it is still a design application with high added value, which makes the chair beyond the imaginative space that a single chair can give.