
Lounge Chair & Ottoman
Replica

One of the most recognised designs of the 20th century


Based on a prototype exhibited at The Museum of Modern Art’s “Organic Design in Home Furnishings” competition in 1940, models 670 & 671 was the Eames’s most constructionally complex chair and their first design for the luxury end of the market.
Designed especially for their friend, director Billy Wilder, it made a famous TV appearance on the Arlene Francis Show in the USA that same year, which catapulted the design to national and then worldwide attention.
The Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman are part of the permanent collection on display at New York’s Museum of Modern Art.
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Luxurious feel. The chair has 150mm thick urethane foam cushions and rich leather upholstery.
A place to relax. The contours of the seat and high back welcome the individual, and a swivel mechanism is built in.
Chair frame/shell: Cherry, rosewood or walnut veneer plywood connected with die cast aluminium or powder coated stainless steel
Chair legs or base: 5 star die–cast aluminium or powder coated stainless steel
Chair upholstery: Top grain Italian leather. Leather is a natural product – some variation may occur
Chair padding: 150mm urethane foam cushions
Ottoman frame/shell: Cherry, rosewood or walnut veneer plywood
Ottoman base: 4 star die-cast aluminium or powder coated stainless steel
Ottoman upholstery: Top grain Italian leather. Leather is a natural product – some variation may occur
Ottoman padding: 150mm urethane foam cushion
Chair:
Height: 78.5cm
Width: 86cm
Depth: 87.5cm
Seat Height: 39.5cm
Carrying capacity: 130kg
Ottoman:
Height: 43.5cm
Width: 65.5cm
Depth: 54.5cm
Weight as shipped: 35kg
Leather: Occasionally remove dust from the leather with a damp, lint-free cloth. Small soiled spots can be gently removed with a colourless eraser. Liquid spills should be immediately dabbed dry and wiped off with a little water. Once a year, the leather should be treated with a special leather care product, but never with any type of strong cleansing agent. Only use quality leather products which do not leave residue. Oily build-up on the leather makes it susceptible to bacteria, which can destroy the leather. Clean the stitching with a soft-bristle brush.
Make sure that your leather furniture is not positioned close to heat sources, so that it does not dry out and become brittle. In addition, we recommend that leather surfaces are not permanently exposed to intense sunlight, because direct sunlight over an extended time period can diminish the quality of the leather.
Leather can be treated occasionally with conditioners to keep it in its original state. Liquid spills should be blotted up immediately, not wiped. For daily cleaning, dust leather with a soft cloth.
Wood veneer: Wipe dry with a dry, soft cloth in the direction of the wood grain. Clean the surface periodically with a soft cloth dampened with a quality cleaner formulated for wood furniture. Liquid spills should be immediately dabbed dry and wiped off. Make sure that your wood veneer furniture is not positioned close to heat sources, so that it does not dry out and become brittle. We recommend that wood veneer products should not be exposed to intense sunlight for prolonged periods of time as ultra-violet rays may eventually damage the finish.
Do not use an abrasive material on the wood veneer.
Metal: Do not use an abrasive material on the metal. Clean the item with a mild detergent and water. Dilute in the mild detergent in water so it is not too harsh on the metal. You can dip a soft-bristled toothbrush in the solution or a non-abrasive pad and use it to scrub off any residue or dirt on the item. Scrub the item with a soft toothbrush or a non-abrasive pad. Dry any residual moisture with a soft, dry cloth.