Eames Segmented Dining Table

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Social gatherings at the Charles and Ray Eames home were legendary. Especially if it was for a meal. In addition to arranging the food, Ray took great pleasure in setting the table - a round Eames Segmented Table - in a way that would please all of his guests. The placement of tablecloths, tableware, flatware, vases and decorative objects was reminiscent of a freshly painted painting whose shapes and colors complemented the food being served, practically creating a small work of art. The function of a table goes far beyond aesthetic considerations: it is the common heart of the home, a convivial space that helps people stay in touch. The emphasis on "connection" as a universal element of bot

h design and everyday life is a recurring theme in the Eames' work, even as a structural principle of their products: the elements that make up the segmented base of the Eames Tables are held together by a connector that becomes an essential part of the design, ensuring the sophisticated modularity of the entire family of tables. The Eames Segmented Table (Dining) is characterized by the interplay of dimensions, materials and colors that transform this legendary classic into a comfortable and elegant dining table. With its round or boat-shaped tabletop in different sizes, it allows for spontaneous and informal seating in a variety of dining configurations. Material:
- Top: 25 mm thick, solid natural oak with oiled finish, dark oak stained with a protective natural varnish or oiled American walnut; or HPL (high-pressure laminate) surface with black edges.
- Base: base components include legs, spacers, spacer connectors, columns and cross braces. Polished or chrome-plated legs with column in basic dark (RAL 9004), all chrome-plated or all powder-coated (textured finish) in dark black (RAL 9005).
- Wood source: oak (Quercus robur) from Western Europe and/or Poland, American black walnut (Juglans nigra) from the USA.

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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.