Many times, as far as furniture go – less is so much more. Such is the Molded Plastic Eiffel Side Chair by Charles & Ray Eames. This wonderful designer duo had their mind of showing materials as they really are without hiding it. Their design of the molded plastic chair is based on a flexible, comfortable seat with a variety of base options.
The Eiffel Side Chair was the first plastic chair to be mass-produced. Current models are an exact reproduction of the original, with a clean, simple form that is sculpted to fit the body. The shell is manufactured using an environmentally friendly, high-impact plastic and is available in both white and red. Well, less is so much more, and with the inspiration of the Eiffel tower, this chair is all about high class.
Husband-and-wife design team Charles and Ray Eames were among the most influential designers of the twentieth century. Their landmark contributions include furniture, architecture, film and graphics. They were pioneers in the molding of plywood, which was developed from their experiments and projects for the U.S. Navy during World War II. With this experience they were able to deliver the Molded Plastic Eiffel Side Chair.
Sized 18″W x 19″D x 32″H and seat size of 18″W x 15″D it is a comfortable chair that delivers much more than you could expect out of a plastic chair. Moreover, it delivers a minimal chair with a very delicate presence, giving a whole new meaning to the phrase less is more. So much more.
the desk is a herman miller swauge leg by george nelson. I believe it is still current in the catalog along with a table, chair design, and possibly an end table.
Who designed the desk? I mean THAT desk!