Eames® Coffee Table
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White Ash & White
Walnut & Black
Walnut, Ebony & Black
Cararra White Marble & Black
This item is currently on backorder.
18 to 20 weeks
Description
A reintroduction of the coffee table Charles and Ray Eames designed in 1949 for their Pacific Palisades home, the Eames Coffee Table features a wooden base with metal cross-struts reminiscent of the wood dowel option on Eames Shell Chairs. Working closely with the Eames Office, keepers of the Eames design legacy, Herman Miller replaced the original rectangular top, which was covered in gold leaf, with more practical options. The Eames Coffee Table is now offered in a choice of square or rectangular tops, both of which are available in a selection of natural materials — veneer, marble, or solid wood — that add to its elegant charm.
By analysing the fundamental dilemma of any situation, Charles and Ray Eames started each project from a place of pure problem-solving. Then, fuelled by a passion for addressing everyday human needs and a boundless enthusiasm for experimentation, they dreamed up beautiful, simple solutions that remain relevant decades later.
Consider the 1949 design for their Eames Coffee Table. Originally designed for a cosy nook in their Pacific Palisades home, the rectangular table featured a top that was covered in gold leaf and wood dowel legs with bent wire supports, like their shell chairs that went into production the following year. Over the following years, Charles and Ray produced two more versions of the table with marble tops, but the design would not go into commercial production until 2017.
Product ID: 1030955
Options
This product can be further customised, please enquire for more information.
Dimensions
Width: 760mm
Depth: 760mm
Height: 380mm
Warranty
This product is covered by a 5-year conditional warranty.
Sustainability
Our operations are carbon neutral. The local and international freight we organise to deliver this product to you will be offset through the purchase of Verified Carbon Standard carbon credits.
