Enduring Design in More Places

The Eames moulded plastic chairs are as beloved today as when they were first introduced in 1948. Whether stacking or ganging in large spaces like auditoriums or cafeterias, or on their own in elegant homes, libraries, and conference rooms, these chairs unite enduring form and quality construction in a comfortable, durable seat. The chairs have achieved a pervasive presence that proves that the staying power of good design can be shared by everyone. They work and look good in conference and waiting rooms, kids' rooms and family rooms, kitchens, and offices.

Choices to Fulfill Your Vision

You want the Eames chair, but which one do you want? With lots of new finish, color, and base choices, you can create the exact chair you need for any use in any environment.

Four-legged, rocker, or wire (often called the "Eiffel") base. Multiple stacking and ganging capabilities. Simple shell or armchair.

Colorful shells

In ten colors: aqua sky, black, greystone, java, light blue, lime green, red, sparrow, wafer, and white.

The shell is dyed throughout so the colors are integral and remain vibrant even after years of hard use. Mix, match, imagine a whole new look.

Classic Comfort

Charles and Ray Eames believed that comfort was as important as looks. The molded plastic chairs have comfort built in. The shell seats have high, flexible backs, deep seat pockets, and waterfall front edges so you can sit comfortably even for extended periods.

Swiveling glides keep the chair steady and level on uneven floors. The standard glide is also available with felt to protect hard-surface floors.

Earth-Friendly

Good design never changes. But times do, and our commitment to the environment is always part of our manufacturing. In place of the original fiberglass-infused plastic, we now use a more ecologically supportable material for the chair shells, 100% recyclable polypropylene.

And the chairs are now made in the United States, to reduce their manufacturing carbon footprint.