Vous voulez voir cette page en français ? 5-Year DOP - Furniture Plan 3-Year DOP - Furniture Plan Enter a postal code: Ships from and sold by Office Chairs Canada. Shipping Weight: 36 Kg Date first available at Amazon.ca: June 26 2015 #77,604 in Home & Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen) in Home & Kitchen > Furniture > Home Office Furniture > Home Office Desk Chairs Would you like to give feedback on images or tell us about a lower price? Designed in 1956 by Charles and Ray Eames, the Eames lounge chair & ottoman epitomises the architectural style of the Modern era. It was the first eames chair designed for the high end market and today, the iconic eames lounge chair & ottoman is considered a metaphor for elite interiors and furnishings. The fundamental design intent for comfort and practicality is preserved unequivocally in this piece. Our eames lounge chair & ottoman is manufactured painstakingly, with attention to the smallest detail.
We use the highest quality materials including genuine Top-Grain Italian Leather, Plywood Frame and Die-Cast Aluminum Base. PLEASE NOTE: This item is as faithful a reproduction of the original as you can get. It is constructed in exactly the same way as the original design and specifications. So much so, that even the seat on the ottoman is interchangeable with the seat on the chair, so that the cushions can be rotated for longer wear. The base is constructed from cast aluminum (only the lounge chair swivels). Exactly as designed by Charles and Ray Eames. Material: Walnut or rosewood plywood shell with Italian leather Dimension: Width: 33" x Length: 33" x Height: 34" What Other Items Do Customers Buy After Viewing This Item? See all 21 customer reviews See all 21 customer reviews (newest first) Most recent customer reviews chair is great and solid quality, not as comfortable as an original, but not complaining when you are paying 1/5 of the price! It is a beautiful chair, however, better for a shorter person.
it stands very low and the neck rest is shoulder height. As my husband is 6', it was just too short. the assembly was a bit confusing without printed instructions. Had to call for assistance with installing arm rests Really love this chair. Wish I ordered 2! I don't find this chair very comfortable at all. I was really disappointed as soon as I sat down in it. It is a quality reproduction. The company was very responsive on helping for assembly. Product as described, construction is fine, firm support, gets more comfortable with use.That's right, there's nobody here. This place isn't real and really neither are you. After all, you are on the Yelp app reading a review about a typewriter place. We are the ultimate source for your office solution. We specialize in black & white and color copier machines and laser printers. We have short term renting and long term renting for as low as $99 a day for copiers. Yelp users haven’t asked any questions yet about Government Office Furniture.
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Herman Miller elected to take the dispute over the Eames trademark to the Federal Court of Australia, and the matter has now been settled. The terms of the settlement remain confidential, however the Matt Blatt website currently displays the following message: “Matt Blatt’s replica products are not manufactured or approved by, or affiliated with, the original designers, manufacturers or distributors including Herman Miller, Charles or Ray Eames, Knoll, Fritz Hansen, Flos, Studio Italia, Giogali, Artemide Spa, Tolix or Xavier Pauchard.” The Eames imitation designs are identified as replicas across the website, though they still retain the ‘Eames’ in their product name. This latest legal battle is not the first time Herman Miller has gone public with the battle against replica furniture – Matt Blatt gave a public and legally binding undertaking to Herman Miller in 2006 to clearly identify the imitation Eames designs it sells as replicas. Jeremy Hocking, Vice President of Herman Miller Asia Pacific, said: “Some peddlers of copy products mislead the public into thinking they are buying the iconic Eames products designed for Herman Miller.
It has once again taken legal action by us to ensure that a distributor does not misuse Herman Miller’s trademarks and design credentials to mislead the public.” Hocking continued: “Nevertheless we are satisfied with the radical changes to Matt Blatt’s website that were implemented immediately after our legal proceedings commenced. I’m pleased to say that Tebi Pty Limited (trading as Matt Blatt) have also given a further public and legally binding undertaking that gives further protection to Herman Miller’s rights. So we’re happy and we think all manufacturers of original and authentic designs will also be happy that we’ve been able to win this small but significant battle for the ethics of authentic design.” Herman Miller is one of over 40 members of the Authentic Design Alliance, an organisation established in 2010 to support the integrity of original, authentic design and protect the intellectual property rights of designers and licensed manufacturers.