Eames Plastic Side Chair DSW

 

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Eames Plastic Side Chair is a contemporary version of the legendary Fibreglass Chair. It was created in connection with Zenith Plastics for the "Low Cost Furniture Design" competition of the Museum of Modern Art's and was the first industrial made chair made of plastic

DSW (Dining Side Shell Wood) is a version of the Eames Plastic Side Chair with a wooden base, which Charles and Ray Eames first used in 1951 in connection with the Wire Chair. The unusual material mix of conical running feet made of maple with diagonal round bar steel, which together result to a strong, static construction, gives this chair an independent character.

Details to Eames Plastic Side Chair DSW

• Design: Charles & Ray Eames, 1950
• DSW = Dining Height Side Chair Wood
• Material: coloured seat made of polypropylen, base made of painted, and stained maple, with horizontal cross beams made of basic dark round bar, without cushion
• Measurements: 810 × 465 × 550 mm, Seat height: 410 mm

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Design: Charles & Ray Eames

Charles Eames, born in 1907 in Saint Louis, Missouri - Ray Eames, born as Bernice Alexandra Kaiser in 1912 in Sacramento, Kalifornien designed trend-setting designs, which can be found wordlwide in numerous museums. Designer Charles & Ray Eames