Description
The Eames Lounge Chair appeals to people for several reasons.
It is a classic design that has been in production continuously
since its creation. In addition to the style, it is also very
comfortable, a combination not always found in high design.
Additionally, some people find it desirable purely for reasons of
conspicuous consumption—the chair with Ottoman retail for around
$3,**0 or more in the US, depending on the selection of veneer and
leather (leathers by Edelman, recently offered by Herman Miller,
add considerably to the cost). In Europe, Vitra's versions are
considerably more expensive (around $9,**0 for the classic
Palisander / black leather version). In part the appeal of the
chair comes from its comfort. The Eames focused first on usability
in their designs.
-The seat is balanced on a five-star,die-cast aluminum swiveling
base
***0 degree rotation is available
-The leather is available in black,tan, white, beige and brown and
so on.
-Sit comfortable, elegant and generous.In order to reduce stress,
eliminate fatigue effect.
-Applicable people: the boss, business white-collar,, designers,
have individual character demand and other high-end consumption
crowd
-Application places: study, office, hotel, leisure clubs, villas,
sitting room, lounge, example room, sales offices, etc
Designer : Charles Eames& Ray Eames
In
continuous production since its introduction in ***6, the Eames
Lounge Chair is widely considered one of the most significant
designs of the *0th century. It was the culmination of Charles and
Ray Eames' efforts to create a club chair using the molded plywood
technology that they pioneered in the '*0s. In Charles Eames'
words, the vision was a chair with the "warm, receptive look of a
well-used first baseman's mitt."
