Description
Description
Created in 1960 by Charles and Ray Eames for the development of the halls of the Rockefeller Center in New York, the models A, B and C stools perfectly embody the spirit of American modernist design. Originally designed for the company Time Inc., they reflect the sculptural know-how and balance research specific to the Eames Office. Their slightly concave seat has been designed to offer a comfortable position while allowing to place a cup of tea without it tipping over a subtle alliance between aesthetics and functionality. The models A, B and C are distinguished by their unique rotated shapes, a true play of proportions between curves and geometric lines. Made in chestnut or walnut, these stools reveal all the natural richness of solid wood and the precision of craftsmanship. Versatile, the stools can be used both as a booster seat and as a coffee table. Sculptural, timeless and refined, they bring a warm presence to any space, from the contemporary living room to the design reception hall.
