Eames Style Limited Edition Chairs Name (A - Z) Name (Z - A) Price (Low > High) Price (High > Low) Model (A - Z) Model (Z - A)Dr Woo + Modernica Fiberglass Eiffel Chair The famed tattoo artist updates the iconic design with his own x-rays For its latest collaboration, modernist furniture company Modernica has teamed up with famed tattoo artist (and fellow Los Angeles native) Brian Woo (aka Dr Woo) for a limited edition Fiberglass Eiffel Side Chair. While, at first, the two may seem like unlikely partners, both have committed themselves to keeping a craft alive. Modernica has managed to continuously adopt new modernist furniture designs while keeping manufacturing processes largely the same for 25 years, and—in many ways—Dr Woo has done the same for the tattoo industry. He’s revitalized the classic single-needle technique in his own fine-lined style, garnering a lot of attention (and Instagram followers) in the process. So it seems natural the two have found each other.
For the collaborative project, Woo’s signature black and white aesthetic is reimagined on the iconic Eiffel Chair, updating the classic fiberglass body with a bold skeleton design. In fact, the skeletal graphic featured on the new chairs are real x-rays of Woo himself. The idea came to him after long hours spent sitting down at the shop and the feeling that he leaves part of himself in the chair. The graphics are hand-laid into each chair after they’ve been stamped into shape at Modernica’s downtown Los Angeles factory. The limited edition Dr Woo + Modernica chairs retail for $450 a piece and are available today, 15 September, exclusively on Dr Woo's site. Images courtesy of Dr Woo + Modernica Become a fan on fb: 5 Photos and videos Are you sure you want to view these Tweets? Viewing Tweets won't unblock @VitraBelgium. Loading seems to be taking a while. Twitter may be over capacity or experiencing a momentary hiccup. Try again or visit Twitter Status for more information.
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In 2007, Vitra launched a limited edition of the Plywood Elephant in honor of Charles’s 100th birthday. The company worked closely with Eames Office to reproduce the 1945 design with precision and care, making 1,000 in natural maple and 1,000 in red-stained maple. The limited-edition elephants (each numbered–above is No. 35) quickly sold out. Today, the Eames Molded Plywood Elephant by Vitra is available in plastic for those it was originally intended for: Children. Learn more by visiting the Eames Shop. You can also celebrate the legacy of creativity and exploration that the Plywood Elephant represents by decorating a miniature elephant of your own out of paper. Learn more here, or simply print out this template.Celebrating 60 YearsThe Best Chair Ever, Now in Twill The Eames Lounger needs no introduction. It is one of the most cherished and well-known contemporary furniture designs in history, having won numerous awards, including the coveted Triennial Prize in 1957, just one year after it was introduced.
Not to mention, it sits on permanent display in art museums all over the world. Throughout its storied history, the chair has been produced by several different manufacturers; today, only two make the Eames-branded real deal, one of which is Vitra. To celebrate the UK company’s 60th year manufacturing the chair, Vitra is releasing this limited-edition run of the lounger and ottoman. Rather than the traditional black leather, the new Eames Lounger is made of high-quality, cozy twill; the red-brown Santos Palisander wood and sleek black aluminum frame remain the same. 7 Great Architects and the Chairs They Designed 8 Chairs Worthy of Your Next PaycheckShop the look @Anonymous Gorgeous modena black leather Swan ChairShop the look Shop the look @rosesforjane Marble flat lay, with a real marble table.Shop the look Shop the look @Laura Uy A sneak peak into the world of Art + Soul Creative Co.Shop the look Shop the look @Anonymous He loves the Knoll Sofa Reproduction.Shop the look Shop the look @mainsterv Two slices.