Eames walnut stool

This Eames walnut stool was designed in 1960 and has been attributed primarily to Ray Eames. This distinguishes them from other Eames furniture designs, which for many years were attributed either exclusively to Charles or to the Eames Office as a whole.

In 1960, Charles and Ray Eames designed the furnishings for the new Time Life Building lobby. Their overall design was anchored by a site-specific reception desk made of solid walnut and a book rack on which the many Time-Life publications could be displayed. As stand-alone furniture, in addition to the “Lobby Chairs, “ they also devised solid walnut stools, which was the first time Charles and Ray would work with solid wood.

Eames Walnut Stool - Are they really stools? Places to sit? Are they tables? Plant stands? Accent pieces for homes, offices, lobbies? Yes. They've been called abstract chess pieces.

The Eames walnut stools were originally designed for the Time & Life Building at Rockefeller Center in New York and later manufactured by Herman Miller.

The Eames walnut stools were part of a furniture system for the Time & Life building where they were featured with the Eames executive chair. The modern stools featured geometric forms and the parts were standardized to lower manufacturing costs.

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First introduced in 1960, Eames Turned Stool was designed by Charles and Ray Eames. It’s available in four original Eames shapes in walnut, ebonized ash, and white oak.

Eames Walnut Stools

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"You know what looks good can change, but what works works." -Ray Eames Ray Eames drew on her training as a sculptor to design a new kind of occasional piece for the lobby of the Time-Life Building in New York City. Eames walnut stools became her favorite seats and were liberally scattered about the Charles and Ray Eames home in Pacific Palisades. Made of solid walnut, these stools can be used anywhere and are beautifully versatile. Besides being places to sit, they also serve as low tables…

Herman Miller has introduced a white oak finish for the Eames Turned Stool, originally designed in 1960 by Charles and Ray Eames. This marks the first time the stool is available in a light finish, expanding its collection which now includes walnut and ebonized ash options. The stool serves multiple

Nice great looking solid walnut stool, designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1960s, this one its from the late 1980s, great condition original finish very light wear.

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Charles and Ray Eames are responsible for the creation of some of the most iconic décor pieces that have stood the test of time. Much like the incredibly popular Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman designed in 1956, the Eames Elliptical Table and Walnut Stool have a distinct charm of their own. First crafted way back […]

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