Inspired by

 

Charles Eames

 

The original Lounge Chair and ottoman, correctly titled Eames Lounge (671) and Ottoman (672) were released in 1956 after years of development by designers Charles and Ray Eames. They are now part of the permanent collection of New York's Museum of Modern Art. The chair first appeared on the Arlene Francis 'Home" show broadcast on the NBC television network in the USA in 1956. Since then it has made many appearances on television and film, more recently in the popular sitcom Frasier along with a Coco Chanel couch and his fathers La-Z-Boy. This beautiful set is exceptionally comfortable, and is recognized as one of Charles Eames most important designs.

 

As per the original it is permanently reclined at 15 degree so body weight is distributed to the back of the chair, therefore maximising comfort.

 

Upholstered in semi-aniline leather with real wood Veneered Plywood and cast aluminium base.

 

CHAIR DIMENSIONS:

 

82cm Height

84cm Depth

83cm Width

 

OTTOMAN DIMENSIONS:

 

43cm Height

53cm Depth

64cm Width

 

DELIVERY:

 

UK Mainland £35