Eames Fiberglass DAR Chair

Eames Fiberglass DAR Chair

Name: Eames Fiberglass DAR Chair - DomesticoShop
Brand: Vitra
SKU: VITRA090
Price: 735.54 EUR
Availability: InStock

Vitra +

Charles & Ray Eames +

Switzerland

1950

Since

890,00 €

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Eames Fiberglass DAR Chair

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To get more of the best for more people and for less, with these words, Charles and Ray Eames described one of their main goals as furniture designers. None of his works came as close to this ideal as the Eames Fiberglass Chair. The so-called "Eiffel Tower" base of the DAR (Dining Height Armchair Rod Base), an intricate and elegant steel cable construction, combines lightness and elegance of form with structural strength. The use of special additives helps to prevent the alteration of colours due to the effect of ultraviolet radiation. However, if the chair is exposed to sunlight for a long time, the color may vary. Limited exposure to sunlight is recommended. Not stackable.

Material:
– Seat shell: polyester reinforced with fiberglass, dyed.
– Lower steel wire support with sleepers.

Depth (mm)

600

Height (mm)

830/430

Width (mm)

625

3 Years

Charles & Ray Eames

USA 1907 y 1912

Charles and Ray Eames are two of the most influential and iconic designers of the 20th century. Together they created a wealth of designs that are still popular and recognized worldwide. The Eames’ work focused on the creation of furniture, decorative objects and architecture. Their style was characterized by the use of innovative materials, such as fiberglass and molded plastic, and by the creation of objects that were both aesthetic and functional. The Eameses were also interested in architecture and interior design, and created several buildings and exhibition spaces. In addition, they were also committed to education and the dissemination of design. They made films and documentaries about design and architecture, and founded the Eames Institute for Design Research, which continues to promote innovation and creativity today. Their legacy continues to be a source of inspiration for designers and artists around the world.