Eames walnut stool

Eames Walnut Stool Shape C

Suite of original time life stools, including models A, B, C, designed by Ray and Charles Eames. A striking design first commissioned for the Time Life Building and informed by Ray Eames’ sculpture practice. Each stool has its own character and patina, all the more apparent when seen together in this desirable complete set. Stools are also available for individual purchase. Stools measure 13" diameter x 15" high each.

This Eames walnut stool was designed in 1960 and has been attributed primarily to Ray Eames. This distinguishes them from other Eames furniture designs, which for many y…

First introduced in 1960, Eames Turned Stool was designed by Charles and Ray Eames. It’s available in four original Eames shapes in walnut, ebonized ash, and white oak.

Herman Miller has introduced a white oak finish for the Eames Turned Stool, originally designed in 1960 by Charles and Ray Eames. This marks the first time the stool is available in a light finish, expanding its collection which now includes walnut and ebonized ash options. The stool serves multiple

Designers Stephanie Beamer, Crystal Ellis, and Hillary Petrie create pieces that evoke their personal histories. Their Harvey Mirror (2013) was named after aeronautical engineer Thomas Harvey, Ellis’ grandfather. Appearing to float in space, the mirror is a nod to his stories about building rockets and sending astronauts to the moon. Frame made in India. Two circular sizes. Brass framing. Brand Design Within Reach General Dimensions 40" DIA Product Weight 20 lbs Assembly Requires Assembly…

First introduced in 1960, Eames Turned Stool was designed by Charles and Ray Eames. It’s available in four original Eames shapes in walnut, ebonized ash, and white oak.

Herman Miller has released the Eames Turned Stool inspired by Charles and Ray Eames’ inceptive design in a new ebonized ash finish.

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