The classic Eames molded plastic side chair with wire base remains popular today for cafeterias, home offices, and dining areas.

Eames molded plastic chairs are available in five colors.

Landmark Design
Organic shapes. A clean, simple form sculpted to fit the body; first presented at the Museum of Modern Art in 1948.

Popular today. The chairs have achieved a pervasive presence that proves the staying power of good design.

Choice of Shells and Bases
Inviting armchair. Available in three base styles: wire, four-legged, and rocker; the rocker features stained maple runners.

Stackable side chair. Wire or four-legged base; stacks up to 14 high.

Colorful shells. Five to choose from: black, light blue, lime green, red, and white.

Many uses. In the home, office, cafe, reception area, or training room.

Thoughtful Engineering
Friendly to the earth. Shells are recyclable polypropylene.

Integral color. The shell is dyed throughout so colors remain vibrant even after years of hard use.

Cushioned contact. For extended comfort, the shell is connected to the base by rubber shock mounts.

Glide options. The standard glide is also available with felt to protect hard-surface floors.