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When did Ray & Charles Eames design their classic Lounge Chair?
The Eames Lounge Chair design was completed in 1956, sparked from an initial comment from Charles to his wife: “Why don’t we make an updated version of the old English club chair?” The process did take a few years, transforming the rigid traditional club chair into something much more luxurious, comfortable and modern looking.
Eames Armchair and Footstool
For the ultimate experience in relaxation, the Eames Lounge Chair is paired with an ottoman, finished in the same colour scheme and upholstery as the armchair itself. You can order the lounge chair on its own however if you wish.
Traditional Craftsmanship
Ever since the 1950s Vitra has been using the same manufacturing techniques and methods to produce each and every Eames Lounge Chair, all to the specific colour and upholstery choices made by each customer.
Eames LCW chairs – What does LCW stand for?
The acronym LCW stands for Lounge height, side Chair, Wood base. It is also sometimes referred to as the Low Chair Wood. Taking the principles of the more luxurious counterpart, when people think of the ‘Eames LCW chair’ they generally think of the Small Lounge Chair which strips away many of bells and whistles but maintains the ergonomics and distinctive shape of the main Eames Lounge Chair
