Few designs have the legendary status and universal appeal of the effortlessly stylish Eames DSR chair, which is often referred to as the ‘Eiffel’ chair, due to its distinctive structural chrome base.
This timeless modernist design was one of the very first industrially produced plastic chairs, which was developed for the ‘Low-Cost Furniture Design’ competition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.
This current edition is a taller height than the original and made of recyclable dyed-through polypropylene, in a fluid shape that provides comfort and durability. The four-legged wire base with cross struts adds an architectural edge to the design.
With its sculptural shape, the Eames DSR chair is now an archetype of the genre of chairs.
The selection of bases makes it possible to use the chairs in a wide variety of settings: from the dining room or home office to the garden. Shells come in a broad range of colours and upholstery versions, so that components can be mixed and matched to produce the perfect chair to enliven your space.