An early red aniline-dyed DCW by Charles and Ray Eames. The color does most of the work here. Deep reds shift toward orange at the edges and curves, while the grain remains fully visible beneath the dye. Years of use have softened the surface without dulling it. Few finishes change this much over time, and fewer still remain this vivid.
An early red aniline-dyed DCW by Charles and Ray Eames. The color does most of the work here. Deep reds shift toward orange at the edges and curves, while the grain remains fully visible beneath the dye. Years of use have softened the surface without dulling it. Few finishes change this much over time, and fewer still remain this vivid.
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