Showing posts with label Eames. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eames. Show all posts
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Illuminating Aluminum
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aluminum group,
bowling alleys,
carpet tiles,
Eames
Monday, December 7, 2009
Kaleidoscope Jazz Chairs
Sorry, I am on a bit of Charles and Ray Eames kick as of late. They were just so creative and unique!
If you are interested in producing for your very own Kaleidoscope Jazz Chair video you are in luck, we have 80 shell chairs available in Charcoal, Blue, Olive and Yellow. These Chairs are great for just about any use - dining, office, lounge, you name it - and they are stackable and connectible for your convenience.




Fiberglass Shell Chair, Mid Century Modern
If you are interested in producing for your very own Kaleidoscope Jazz Chair video you are in luck, we have 80 shell chairs available in Charcoal, Blue, Olive and Yellow. These Chairs are great for just about any use - dining, office, lounge, you name it - and they are stackable and connectible for your convenience.
Fiberglass Shell Chair, Mid Century Modern
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1950s,
1960s,
chair,
Eames,
Herman Miller,
mid-century modern,
thegoodmod.com,
video
Friday, December 4, 2009
1956 Eames Video
This is one of my favorite chairs - it is clean/streamline, no exposed screws, and it is pretty darn comfy.
We have a super comfy knock-off Eames Lounge chair in the warehouse. What is great about the one we have is that you can lean back in it. Come check it out tomorrow - mention this blog and save 10% for the holidays.
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1950s,
chair,
Eames,
furniture,
Herman Miller,
mid century,
mid-century modern,
thegoodmod.com
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
New Arrivals
1st Generation Eames Chairs (More Pictures).
Many of you know that Charles and Ray Eames pioneered the use of bent plywood in modern furniture. The Eames Lounge Chair Wood (LCW) was designed in 1946 and this is one of the first productions. This chair was made by the Evans company I believe right here in Oregon. Enjoy!
Charles and Ray Eames were American Designers, they were husband and wife who worked together to create some of the most well known and well recognized pieces of Mid-Century furniture.
Labels:
1940s,
Eames,
Herman Miller,
mid century,
mid-century modern,
Portland,
thegoodmod.com
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