Eames Sofa - Two Seat

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leather/black
leather/ivory

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Upholstery:
Shell:
Base: Aluminum buff

Product Details

Description

One of the last pieces of furniture from the Eames office, the Eames Sofa (1967) was designed to be a low-profile piece of furniture that would fit in the tightest of living spaces. This modern three-seat leather sofa features a solid wood back and frame panels finished with gunstock oil. Polished aluminum legs and arm supports complement cushions expertly upholstered in luxurious black leather. A rarity among sofas, this authentic Eames couch by Herman Miller has been in production since 1984.

Features

A harmonious blend of leather, wood, and aluminum.
Solid wood back and frame are hand-finished with gunstock oil.
Black 2100 Series leather preserves the natural grain while offering consistent color.
The last piece of furniture produced by the Eames Office.

Overall Dimensions (mm)

2 Seat: 838 mm (H) x 1423 mm (W) x 762 mm (D)
3 Seat: 838 mm (H) x 2032 mm (W) x 762 mm (D)

Product Weight (kg)

55.4 kg

Assembly

Comes fully assembled

Warranty

5-year warranty

Dimensions

Two-Seater
Height: 838 mm
Width: 1425 mm
Depth: 762 mm
Seat Height: 419 mm

Three-Seater
Height: 838 mm
Width: 2032 mm
Depth: 762 mm
Seat Height: 419 mm

Materials

Solid walnut or solid teak frame and back
Die-cast polished aluminum legs and arm supports
Polyurethane foam cushions
Fabric-reinforced rubber webbing
Leather upholstery
Stainless steel glides

Warranty

The product has a 5-year warranty. From design to manufacturing, delivery to service, when you buy from Herman Miller, you can expect quality. We confidently back every Herman Miller product with a warranty that covers virtually everything - including electrical components, casters, pneumatic cylinders, tilts, and all moving mechanisms. We stand by every product, 100 percent.

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Designers

Charles and Ray Eames Through their furniture, corporate projects, World’s Fair displays, and in the aesthetics of their own California Case Study home, the Eameses exemplified modern living in postwar America. The Eames Lounge and Ottoman, introduced by Herman Miller in 1956, remains a touchstone of American style.