Eames Favorites
Discover the latest additions to our collection—handpicked pieces that bring new energy to your space.
An early Herman Miller example of the Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman with rosewood shells and original black leather cushions. The dark, expressive grain of the rosewood and the gently softened leather are among the qualities that continue to draw people to vintage examples of the design. More than any particular production detail, it is the material balance of the design that has secured its place in the modern interior.
Special-order finishes survive in small numbers, particularly when paired with less common upholstery choices. This custom 1950s LCW combines an ebonized plywood frame with its original red upholstered seat and back, giving the chair a markedly different character from standard production examples. The rich crimson leather and dark frame make the form feel graphic and expressive.
A matching set of three Eames Time Life Stools from the same period, each displaying its own distinct grain pattern and coloration. Viewed together, the sculptural forms take on a playful quality, inviting different arrangements throughout the home. More than a collection of stools, the set reads as a group of related forms that can be moved, combined, and reconfigured over time.

