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Small Dot Pattern Pillow by Charles and Ray Eames
800400–006 Document Reverse
71% Cotton, 29% Polyester. Cotton insert with feather fill.
Dry clean only.
006 Document Reverse
Small Dot Pattern Pillow by Charles and Ray Eames
800400
Price
Product Introduction
August 2002
Content: 71% Cotton, 29% Polyester Cotton insert with duck feather fill.
Width: 17" (43cm)
Weight: 30 oz/ly (900 gr/lm)
Country of Origin: USA
Disclaimer: Dry clean only.
Textile © 2000 Eames Office. A Charles and Ray Eames Design™ fabric. All rights reserved.Dry clean only.
None. See Terms and Conditions for more information.
Charles and Ray Eames (1907-1978; 1912-1988, United States) were a husband-and-wife design team whose contributions to architecture, furniture, and photography laid the foundation for American mid-century modernism. Charles Eames studied architecture at Washington University (Missouri) and later become head of the department of industrial design at Cranbrook Academy of Art (Michigan). Ray Eames studied at Bennett College (New York) and later studied painting under Hans Hofmann. In 1940, she attended Cranbrook, where she met Charles Eames; they married a year later, in 1941.
Their work together began with experimental manipulations of plywood, and, in 1946, they exhibited their furniture at the Museum of Modern Art (New York). Herman Miller began to produce their works in the 1950s. Although the Eameses moved into film, photography, and print, they designed furniture into the 1970s. Their timeless work continues to be influential.
Works by Charles and Ray Eames
Images: Courtesy © Eames Office, LLC.
