Available at
store.hermanmiller.comBest Price
$925.00$693.75
ViewThe Eames Molded Plastic Armchair, designed by Charles and Ray Eames, is an iconic piece of furniture known for its simple yet gracious form. Originally introduced in 1950, this updated version is crafted from durable, 100% post-industrial recycled plastic, maintaining a subtle matte texture and soft tactility. It features a comfortable waterfall seat edge and is supported by a choice of base styles, including a wire base with metal legs, a dowel-leg base with wood legs, or a four-leg base. Available in a wide array of vintage and contemporary colors, this armchair is designed to complement any setting and provide lasting comfort.
- Durable, 100% post-industrial recycled plastic shell
- Subtle matte texture
- Comfortable waterfall seat edge
- Available in multiple base styles (wire, dowel-leg, 4-leg)
- Wide range of color options
- Leveling floor glides
Details
- Category
- Arm Chairs, Recliners & Sleeper Chairs
- Pattern
- Solid
- Lumber Wood Type
- Wood
- Backrest Type
- Hard
- Wood Finish
- Engineered (plywood/MDF)
- Chair Features
- Swivel, Adjustable height, Upholstered
- Seat Type
- Upholstered
- Materials
- Recycled Plastic, Polypropylene, Steel, Wood
Questions & answers
- How much does it cost, and where can I buy it?
- This Herman Miller arm chairs, recliners & sleeper chair is sold by 1 retailer for $693.75. It's currently on sale (up to 25% off). Available at store.hermanmiller.com.
- Is it in stock?
- Yes, it's currently in stock.
- What are the key features?
- Key features include Durable, 100% post-industrial recycled plastic shell, Subtle matte texture, Comfortable waterfall seat edge, Available in multiple base styles (wire, dowel-leg, 4-leg), and Wide range of color options.
- What is it made of?
- It's made of recycled plastic, polypropylene, steel, and wood.
- What's its backrest type?
- Its backrest type is hard.
- What chair features options are available?
- Its chair features options are swivel, adjustable height, and upholstered.