3D & Motion Graphics3D Studio MaxModel a Stylish Eames Lounge Chair In 3ds MaxEnvato Market has a range of items for sale to help get you started. The Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman is a mid-century modern design classic first released in 1956 by husband and wife design team Charles and Ray Eames but even after ovder 50 years of being in production, even the reproductions are prohibitively expensive, until now. The Mini Eames Lounge Chair by kspence is a 1:20 scale miniature is about 2 inches tall and at just over $25 as a full color 3D Print is 1:67th the cost of a full scale reproduction. Do the math, it’s a bargain and you can hold a piece of design history in the palm of your hand, maybe even make the perfect seat for Sad Keanu?Eames Molded Plywood Chairs 3D Models / Revit Charles and Ray Eames "Design of the Century" by Time magazine for Eames molded plywood chair What's In It For You A Shape that Sits Well Expanded Materials and Options
Designers Charles and Ray Eames established their long and legendary relationship with Herman Miller in 1946 with their boldly original molded plywood chairs. The aesthetic integrity, enduring charm, and comfort of the chairs earned them recognition from Time magazine as The Best Design of the 20th Century. Time called the design "something elegant, light and comfortable. Much copied but never bettered." (A locomotive came in second.) Distinctive DesignYou can tell it's Eames at a glance. Lounge chair, dining chair. Both with wood or chrome-plated steel legs. Molding thin sheets of lightweight veneer into gently curved shapes gives the durable material a soft, inviting appearance. The chairs work just about anywhere—from homes and offices to schools and public areas. The chairs are offered with richly grained birch veneer in bright colors that recall the times when the chairs were introduced. The environmentally friendly aniline stains we use allow the wood's natural characteristics to show through.
You can also have them in natural cherry, walnut, and light ash. A Shape that Sits WellIn their search for a better way, Charles and Ray Eames developed an innovative technique for molding plywood. The process allowed them to bend wood furniture in new directions and give hard materials a soft look. The contours the molding process creates out of plywood fit the body's shape. The plywood has five plies, with hardwood inner plies. Natural rubber shock mounts absorb movement. Expanded Materials and OptionsWe’ve updated the existing finishes and added new material options to restore the original character of this timeless classic. The Eames Molded Plywood chair is now available in multiple upholstered fabric options and two new base finish options—a sophisticated black matte and an environmentally friendlier trivalent chrome. More choice means you are able to curate complete environments and yet still provide the same high level of quality and workmanship, regardless of the choices you make.
The story behind the Eames molded plywood chairs makes clear just how big a role imagination and serendipity play in design. In the early 1940s, when Charles Eames was working on MGM set designs, he and his wife, Ray, were experimenting with wood-molding techniques that would have profound effects on the design world. Their discoveries led to a commission from the US Navy to develop plywood splints, stretchers, and glider shells, molded under heat and pressure, that were used successfully in World War II. When the war was over, Charles and Ray applied the technology they had created to making affordable, high-quality chairs that could be mass-produced using dimensionally shaped surfaces instead of cushioned upholstery. When they found that plywood did not withstand the stresses that occurred where the chair seat and back met, they abandoned their original single-shell idea in favor of a chair that had separate molded-plywood panels for the back and seat. The process eliminated the extraneous wood needed to connect the seat with the back, which reduced the weight and visual profile of the chair and established a basis for modern furniture design.
Sculpting a seat and back to fit the contours of the human body, they designed a truly comfortable chair that's suitable for businesses and homes. Modern armchair (or comfortable chair) with plastic and synthetic materials (based on “Armchair La Fonda” by Charles Eames). Image rendered with yafaray. Added the Sweethome3d file (sh3d). We use Cookies in this site to deliver our services. By continuing to use the site, you agree to the use of cookies. more information ACCEPTThe cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible. If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this.Linea An 21 Single Tap Washbasin Mixer by Azzurra Elegance Circle ECI M Counter Washbasin by Azzurra S293HB Chair by Balzar Beskow S293H Chair by Balzar Beskow IC Light F by Flos Rosenau Wardrobe by MannMade London Rivage Armchiar by Ritzwell
Figure Side Table by Teo Europe BeoLit 15 by Bang & Olufsen IC Light T2 by Flos Beat Lights by Tom Dixon IC Light T1 High by Flos Collar Coffee Grinder by Stelton Geo Vacuum Jug by Normann Copenhagen Juicy Salif Citrus Squeezer by Alessi Bottle Grinder by Menu Sarpaneva Cast Iron Pot by Iittala Goccia Table Mirror by Gessi Omega 30 Dual Flush Plate by Geberit Mem Single-lever Basin Mixer by DornBracht Skincare Cosmetics by Musq SP 28 Cosmetic Mirror by Decor Walther Tecesquare II by Tece Theia Table Lamp by Marset Armchiar Rocker by Vitra Eames Titanes Sideboard by Maxalto BeoPlay H6 Headphones by Bang & Olufsen Ibiza Forte Coffee Table by Ritzwell Pepe Marble Mirror by Menu KS9500 Curved 4K SUHD TV by Samsung Bell Table Lamp Copper by Tom Dixon Rivage Easy Chair by Ritzwell Cloche Table Lamp by Wrong.London XZ3 Table Round by Magis Next Desk Body by Mobimex