The Eames Lounge Chair was first produced in 1956 and popularized thanks to its ergonomic structure and lush leather material. It also sits at a 15 degree tily, which is the optimal angle for the ...

But not everyone can get an Eames Lounge. In fact, I’d say most people can’t. The most recognizable configuration of the chair — featuring a palisander rosewood plywood shell with black leather ...

For the first time in 68 years, Herman Miller is offering its Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman with a plant-based upholstery option that looks and feels like leather but is primarily made from bamboo.

According to Herman Miller, the upholstery reduces the carbon footprint of the Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman by up to 35 percent while looking very similar, although slightly less textured than ...

The house was completed in 1963, and this Charles and Ray Eames–designed chair and ottoman ... of prestige to already spectacular pieces. Lounge chair: 33 in. long, 33 in.

The chair falls into the lounge chair category ... All too often Eames chairs follow a moody aesthetic: it’s all black leather and dark wood. Mercury Row offers a lighter take on the iconic ...

The Eames Lounge Chair was first produced in 1956 and popularized thanks to its ergonomic structure and lush leather material. It also sits at a 15 degree tily, which is the optimal angle for the ...

Still, it’s the original — made from molded plywood and leather — that remains a staple. Herman Miller doesn’t disclose specific sales data, but Nield says that “the Eames Lounge Chair ...

Now, nearly 70 years later, Herman Miller has made the Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman available in its most sustainable iteration yet: one that swaps out its standard leather for a bamboo-based ...

It’s not all looks either: the original chair and stool, priced at $310 according to the 2010 book The Story of Eames Furniture, was perfectly pitched to offer superior support as well as style.