Charles and Ray Eames - Armchair with footstool in aniline leather for Herman Miller

This classic set of armchairs and ottomans was designed by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller in the 1970s. The chair's original design was introduced in 1956 and has become a symbol of timeless elegance and comfort. Inspired by a well-worn baseball glove, the chair combines luxurious comfort with an aesthetic expression that never goes out of style.

The chair has a shaped shell of rosewood veneer and is upholstered with soft cushions in natural aniline leather, which provides unparalleled comfort. The soft yet durable aniline leather develops a beautiful patina over time, making each chair completely unique. The ergonomic design ensures that the chair is ideal for relaxing or reading, while the five-star base in cast aluminum with swivel function provides extra functionality.

The footstool, which perfectly matches the chair, is supported by a four-star base and provides extra comfort and support. Rosewood, which was used in production in the 1970s, is a strong and durable material, which also gives the chair and footstool a beautiful and luxurious look that will stand the test of time.

The chair has been recently reupholstered with aniline leather, which gives it a luxurious, soft and durable look. This set is not just a piece of furniture, but a work of art that has found its way into collections around the world, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

Details

• Seat height: 35 cm
• Armrest height: 50 cm
• Footstool: H: 43 cm / W: 65 cm / D: 55 cm