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Easy chair EAMES PLASTIC ARMCHAIR LAR Cotton white RE VITRA
£555.00
£462.50 HT
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EAMES PLASTIC ARMCHAIR LAR Cotton white RE
Chromé brillant
£555.00
£462.50 HT
£555.00
£462.50 HT
Description
Les Plastic Armchairs dessinés par Charles et Ray Eames dans les années 50 ont été présentés pour la première fois dans le cadre du concours « Low Cost Furniture Design » organisé par le Museum of Modern Art de New York. La coque aux lignes organiques était à l'origine en fibre de verre. Rééditée par Vitra avec une coque en polypropylène, la Eames Plastic LAR (Lounge Height Armchair Rod Base) est dotée d'un piètement bas en fil d'acier, qui donne au fauteuil une bonne stabilité et une grande légèreté. Grâce à ses dimensions compacte et sa vaste gamme de coloris disponibles pour la coque, la Plastic Chair LAR peut s'intégrer dans divers styles et types d'aménagement. Grâce à la forme organique de ce fauteuil classique, LAR est un meuble solitaire remarquable mais peut également être associé à de nombreux types de canapés pour former un contraste attrayant.
Color
cotton white re
Base
chromé brillant
Dimensions
l 62,5 x p 61 x h 63 cm, assise h 25,5 cm
Matériaux
polypropylène recyclé teinté, 100 % recyclable (sauf coque blanche : polypropylène), piètement fil d'acier
Availability
6 à 8 semaines
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1.
Charles & Ray EAMES
When he died at the age of 71 in 1978 in St Louis, his home town, Charles Eames embodied one of the major figures of 20th century design, which he was able to steer towards mass production. Trained as an architect, in 1940 he won 1st prize with Eero Saarinen in the Moma organic design competition in New York, which led to him teaching industrial design at Cranbrook Academy, where he met his wife Ray, who studied painting there. Charles and Ray Eames married in 1941 and moved to Los Angeles, where they began experimenting together with three-dimensional plywood moulding techniques. The aim was to create comfortable and affordable chairs. Innovative plywood splints and stretchers for the US Army led them to develop this technology, the furniture for which was produced by Herman Miller (1946), then Vitra (1957). In 1948, Charles and Ray Eames entered MoMA's "Low-Cost Furniture" competition, and in 1949 they created the Eames House as their private residence. Their Eames Lounge Chair has sold over 6 million units since its creation in 1956, while the Aluminium Chair (having initiated the Aluminium group in 1958) and the swivel armchair with its Soft Pad footrest (1969) continue to appeal to design enthusiasts and even enjoy a 30-year guarantee! In addition to their work in furniture design and architecture, Charles and Ray Eames also regularly dabbled in graphic design, photography, film-making, and exhibitions. For Vitra, the encounter with Charles and Ray Eames was of fundamental importance. The company's history as a furniture manufacturer began with the production of their designs in 1957. But it's not just their products that the design duo are making their mark on Vitra. In fact, their conception of design still defines the values and direction of the company to this day. To this day, the design philosophy of Charles and Ray Eames continues to notably determine the values, direction, and goals of Vitra. This decisive influence can be seen most clearly in the question that always arises at Vitra when it comes to making important design decisions: what would Charles and Ray say? During their life together, the couple gave their answers on trips to Europe and on return visits to California. In the Eames House, we can find many items brought back from trips, such as the Eames House Bird.
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VITRA
Vitra was founded in 1950 by Willi Fehlbaum and Erika Fehlbaum. The design furniture company Vitra is based near Basel, Switzerland. Starting in 1981, the design brand Vitra grew and opened many subsidiaries worldwide. The founders had spotted Eames Lounge Chairs by Charles and Ray Eames during a trip to New York, USA. They were immediately captivated and therefore requested a license to produce these pieces of furniture in Europe. In 1956, Vitra acquired this license, which became one of the keys to the brand's success.
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Easy chair
EAMES PLASTIC ARMCHAIR LAR Cotton white RE
VITRA
Color :
cotton white re
£555.00 TTC
£555.00 HT
In stock
In stock
£555.00 TTC
£555.00 HT
Total items :
£555.00
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Total (VAT incl.)
£555.00