Skip to main content Everything you need for your next event Your wedding day is all about you, so let us help you make it the wedding of your dreams. Own a True Icon of Modern Design Luxurious Comfort and Support The Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman have their origin in Charles and Ray’s investigations into molding plywood and a desire to improve upon a familiar fixture in many living rooms: the lounge chair. Citing the English club chair as inspiration, Charles said he sought to design a modern version of that chair, one that had “the warm receptive look of a well-used first baseman's mitt.” Almost immediately, the design became an icon of American design. Today, these pieces not only live in museums, but continue to offer comfort and style to interiors everywhere. A universally recognized form, the set is available in a variety of veneers, multiple leather options, and two sizes. Whatever selection you make, you can be assured of the quality and authenticity of this design.
Own a True Icon of Modern DesignWhen the set was introduced in 1956, there was nothing like it, and there is still nothing to equal it. The Eameses’ modern take on a 19th century club chair has not only endured for more than 50 years, it has become one of the most significant furniture designs of the 20th century—instantly recognizable and enduringly fresh. Like all classics, the chair and ottoman get better with age, in part because of how they are made. From the innovative hardware that fastens the cushions to the shells without marring the appearance of the wood to the fact that each piece continues to be assembled by hand, the combination of craft and manufacturing consistency results in pieces that are genuinely authentic. Expansive OptionsThe Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman has become so recognizable that its configuration is a registered trademark. That form and the materials used to create it are an integral part of the experience the set delivers. Today, the chair and ottoman are available in a variety of veneers, multiple leather options, and two sizes.
The same high level of quality and workmanship is guaranteed, regardless of the selection you make. Choose contract-grade or our MCL Leather, which possesses a striking balance among softness, durability, and color-fastness. MCL Leather is a premium, semi-aniline, dyed leather with 100 percent natural full grain. Color variations and surface marks are an inherent characteristic of this material, which will acquire wrinkles and creases and develop a rich patina over time. An oiled finish is available for walnut and santos palisander veneers. It closely matches the look and feel of the finish used on the original rosewood chair, and will need to be maintained with periodic hand oiling. You can also choose the standard, high-performance lacquered plywood shell in all four wood veneers. The lacquered finish requires nothing more than dusting. To provide additional choices for complementing a range of interiors, the chair and ottoman are offered in all-black and all-white versions.
The all-black version features an ebony veneer shell and black MCL Leather. For the all-white version, a white ash shell complements pearl MCL Leather. The metal components of the white ash chair are finished in white to highlight the polished aluminum accents on the base. Luxurious Comfort and SupportThe comfort and support built into the Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman help explain their enduring popularity. A dynamic blend of hand-craftsmanship and mass production techniques makes this possible. The cushions will not flatten or clump over time. As Charles Eames described them, "The leather cushions do have built-in wrinkles to start with, but that is a clue that spells comfort to come, like the warm, receptive look of a well-used first baseman's mitt." Each hide used for the cushions possesses variations that are a natural occurrence in leather, and each will age to reveal its own unique personality. The seat is permanently tilted to take the weight off your lower spine and distribute it properly to the back of the chair.
The lower cushion piece supports your lower back, so you feel relaxed. The angle supports your chest so that you can be comfortable as you read, watch a movie, or have a conversation. The ottoman also provides a health benefit. Most of us sit or stand all day, so blood collects in the lower extremities. Resting your feet on the ottoman helps restore normal blood circulation. Like all classics, the chair and ottoman get better with age. Both are hand-assembled with great attention paid to the details. Shells are 7-ply veneers. Cushions are individually upholstered and replaceable. The back braces and bases—of both the chair and ottoman—are die-cast aluminum. The chair base has a built-in swivel mechanism. Shock mounts are resilient natural rubber. Stainless steel glides are adjustable.Linens, beautiful flowers, candles and music – these are all accepted parts of the decor for a standard wedding. But what options are there available for you if you want to take your Las Vegas wedding to the next level?
I’m not just talking Martha Stewart pompoms and photobooths, either. Here are some of the more interesting event design companies in Las Vegas and what special props and decoration they can provide. These vendors will help elevate your wedding to the next level by transforming a space and supplying your wedding ceremony, reception, engagement party or shower with decor and items to make it an event to truly talk about! Many of the items would also look dazzling if used in an engagement or bridal portrait shoot, as well. Alta Sue’s Dirty Dishes is a vintage rental company specializing in table top designs. Their vintage pieces can add a special detail to your wedding, bridal shower, baby shower, birthday party, or any other special event. Renting vintage glassware not only give your event a vintage flair, it is also ecological. Reusing plates and flatware is a stylish way to upcycle your wedding – or birthday party, bridal shower or other event. Susie Radke, owner of Dirty Dishes, got into the business after being an interior designer for many years.
She started the company after her mother-in-law saw a photo of her in a vintage tableware shop in New York City and said she could imagine Susie with a vintage dishware shop of her own. And so the idea was born. After a summer collecting items, Dirty Dishes was launched in 2011 and has been providing extra details for all styles of events, from country chic to classic romantic and even mid-century modern. Rents: Vintage dishes (from chargers to teacups and everything in between,) glassware and stemware with 1950s/atomic era or retro designs, milk glass, as well as flatware, linens and cake stands Costs: Rental costs are per piece, and there are no minimums. Prices include delivery and pickup, but not set up or styling, that’s additional As seen in: “Feather and Stone” Southwestern styled shoot on Little Vegas Wedding and Garden Party with Tea Service on photographer Vitamin C’s blog Photo credit: Dirty Dishes/Alta Sue Radke Sit on This is a sister company to the fabulous Naakiti Floral Design.
Not limited to chairs, they are an upscale event, furniture, and rental boutique that rents all manner of seating and furniture, lighting and draping. Although they do many wedding ceremonies (indoors or out) and receptions, Sit On This would be perfect for almost any other kind of event! Rents: Chiavari chairs, but also sofas, benches, arches, chuppahs, tables, draping and all sorts of lighting from candles to chandeliers and colorful uplighting…and more! Costs: Rental costs can be per piece, and can be a single item, or decor for the whole event. Prices do not include delivery and pickup As Seen In: Glamorous Four Seasons Wedding on Altf’s blog Photo credits: 1 Alt F Photography, 2, 3 Sit on This Inc. Veronica Torres-Miller, lover all things vintage and celebratory, owns Nostalgia Rentals. This company zazzes up photo shoots as well as weddings or any other special occasion. Veronica’s been collecting vintage items and styling them for some time, while working setting up corporate events and studying floral design.
Rents: All manner of details, large and small! Furniture includes upholstered sofas, chairs, tables, rugs. Architectural items bigger details like antique doors and windows are also an option. Finally, smaller details and props like cake toppers, plates, antique cameras, birdcages, suitcases, chandeliers, typewriters, sewing machines, wire baskets, letterpress drawers, floral tins, vases, pillows, books and more! Costs: Rental charges are by piece by the day. There is no minimum. Delivery, pickup and styling are available for an extra fee As seen in: Bleu Photo Shoot on the Nostalgia Resources blog Photo credits: 1 Gabriela Cannon Photography 2, 3 Alexie Jane Photography The Wooden Trunk, owned by Jillian and Danielle, has been supplying weddings, events and photo shoots in the Vegas area with vintage decor and styling since January 2012. With a large selection of furniture and decorative props to choose from, you are certain to find something to help highlight the theme of your event!
Rents: In addition to larger furniture items including sofas, chairs, dressers, desks and tables The Wooden Trunk also supplies funky items like trunks and luggage, bicycles, chalkboards, wine barrels and ladders. There are also smaller touches like mason jars, bottles and vases and fabric features. Costs: Pricing is per piece per day, and they try their best to fit all budgets, large or small As seen in: Real Ranch Style Wedding at Legends Ranch on Little Vegas Wedding Photo credits: 1 Chelsea Nicole Photography Perhaps best known for the entertainment options it provides (bands, entertainers, showgirls and more) 24 Seven also has a huge catalogue of fun games and props available for rent. These can really get the party started at your wedding reception! I would have died if I had my reception at the Pinball Hall of Fame – guess having a pinball machine might be the next best thing! Rents: Pretty much anything under the sun from DJs to furniture and lighting, but most notably, lit dance floors, pinball and video game machines, foosball, air hockey and basketball games.