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Eames Wire Stool
A light, airy stool extending the Eames wire experiments to bar and counter height.
476 × 1029 × 559 mm
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Overview
Eames Wire Stool translates the Eames Wire Chair into bar- and counter-height seating. Its bent-and-welded wire construction creates a light, airy form. The stool continues the Eameses' practice of revisiting a form through materials and processes.
Construction
The stool is offered in a choice of finishes, with an optional seat pad or a two-piece leather bikini pad.
Options
The stool is available at bar or counter height, with a choice of finishes and an optional seat pad or two-piece leather bikini pad.
Story
From wire experiments to stool
Across a career of experimentation and exploration, Charles and Ray Eames continually revisited and refined their ideas. Bent and welded wire experiments during the 1950s informed the Eames Wire Chair. The stool extends that material language into elevated seating. It is a light, airy form available in bar- and counter-heights, with an optional seat pad or two-piece leather bikini pad.
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Collection
Eames Collection
The Eames Collection at Herman Miller: molded plywood chairs (1946), molded plastic chairs, Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman, storage units and Hang-It-All.
