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Vintage Furniture – Real or Fake? Eames Lounge Chair & Ottoman

The Real McCoy – Eames Lounge (670) and Ottoman (671)

In this installment of “Real or Fake?” we will discuss the ever-popular and often imitated Eames Lounge Chair and ottoman, officially known as the Eames Lounge (670) and Ottoman (671). Designed by the remarkable and prolific husband and wife team of modernist architects and designers, Charles and Ray Eames in 1956, this chair was introduced to the public on NBC s morning show, the Arlene Francis Home Show (which later became The Today Show) and was an instant hit. (Do not miss the extraordinary 2-part video here.) It is been in constant production ever since by U.S. licensee Herman Miller of Zeeland Michigan and European licensee Vitra.

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Eames Chair (1948)

Eames RAR (Rocking Armchair Rod base)
Licensed Reproduction, circa 1950
Made by Herman Miller® & Vitra®
24.5″ w | 27.25″ d | 26.5″ h

Designed in 1948 by Charles & Ray Eames, Plastic Armchairs were first presented as part of the famed New York MoMA (Museum of Modern Art) international competition, “Low Cost Furniture Design”. This was a competition that was launched to encourage the design of “mass-produced furniture that is planned and executed to fit the needs of modern living, production and merchandising” . Initially the Eames Office partnered with UCLA school of engineering. The seating shell design that the Eames office actually submitted to MoMA was made from metal and they won 2nd a place prize for it.