Classic Lounge Chair and Classic Table

The well known creator Charles Eames created numerous chairs in the world, with his wife Ray Kaiser. Charles and Ray Eames were pioneers, constantly looking for new materials for their innovative designs. He was a designer not only on furniture, but toy, glider, and magazine cover. Compared with former two chairs, the unique of this chair is not on its material, but material Eames assembled.

The couple's first plywood chair - the Eames Lounge Chair Wood (LCW)-used a heavy rubber washer glued to the backrest of the chair and screwed to the lumbar support.This innovation is used in the design of the Eames Lounge chair. The backrest and headrest are screwed together by a pair of aluminum braces. 

The Eames Lounge Chair is molded by three curved plywood shells. The shells are made with 7-layer plywood of wood veneer adhered together and shaped under heat and pressure. Walnut, Rosewood and ash are the available veneer for your option. The head rest and back of the Eames Lounge chair shape the same size. Top grain Italian leather covers the high density foam as cushion. Five-star cast aluminum base for lounge while four-star for ottoman. Eames couple pursue aesthetics as well as function on this chair. By it, they won world-wide reputation again.

A true icon of modern design. Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman is widely considered as one of the most significant designs of the 20th century. Assonhom's Eames Lounge Chair reproduction represents the symbol of arm chair comfort with it curves of the plywood shell. The crease from it Top Grain Italian Leather also forms a exquisite texture. 

The Saarinen Tulip Table is a natural in modern settings. Its beautiful form brings together both elegance and convenience, as it fits into even the tiniest of nooks effortlessly.

The Assonhom's Tulip Dining Table reproduction is a high quality reproduction in the style of the original design.

With the mid point of the last century came huge advances in material technology and manufacturing processes, new plastics, resins and fibreglass could be mass produced quickly, efficiently and with consistent results. These developments provided exciting opportunity in many areas; not least of all for furniture design and prompted a new era of industrial design. 

In 1956 Eero Saarinen designed a complimentary range of tables and chairs which he named the Tulip range because of the slender, elegant stem like pedestals and organic shapes that typified the pieces. As with his namesake Eero Aarnios' designs the experimental use of materials and minimalist forms are often considered to be space age and their appeal has outlived the period in history from which they originated. For more modern designer furniture, please feel free to visit us at Assonhom.com