Designer Chair Sale

Charles and Ray Eames drew this shape in 1956. Ours keeps the three curved plywood shells, the thick leather cushions and the polished aluminium base. We make it in walnut, rosewood and ash, with several leather colours. Our Eames chair sale prices apply to selected finishes, so the size of the Eames chair discount depends on the wood and the leather you pick. You can see every one on the Eames lounge chair replica page.

Two lighter shapes sit alongside it. The plywood chair replica is the low lounge chair the pair built first, in 1946. The Eames style rocking chair puts the 1950 moulded shell on curved wooden runners. The story behind all three is on our Charles and Ray Eames page.

We make four desk chairs, all on polished aluminium bases with height adjustment, tilt and castors. The soft pad has deep sewn cushions and suits a long working day. The ribbed version uses thin pads and a taut back. The mesh model stays cooler in a warm room. The executive chair is the tallest and heaviest of the four.

Compare them side by side on the Eames style office chair page. Setting one up takes about fifteen minutes, and our office chair assembly guide walks you through it.

In 1950 the Eames Office made one moulded seat shell and fitted it to several different bases. That idea gives us two dining chairs. The DSW sits on slim wooden dowel legs. The DAW armchair is the same shell with arms. Browse both, plus every colour we stock, on the Eames style dining chair page.

The Tulip style chair takes a different route. Eero Saarinen wanted to clear away what he called the slum of legs, so he gave his chair a single stem. It works well in a small flat, because the chairs push right under the table. Read more on our Eero Saarinen page.

Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich designed this chair in 1929 for the German Pavilion in Barcelona. Ours keeps the crossed steel frame, the leather support straps and the buttoned cushions. Our Barcelona chair discount applies to selected colours. You can buy the chair on its own, or as a chair with ottoman.

The full range sits on the Barcelona chair replica page. Setting one up takes about ten minutes and needs no tools at all. The people behind the design have their own story on our Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich page.

The LC4 came out of Le Corbusier's studio in 1928. Charlotte Perriand led the work and built the first one herself. The curved frame rests on its base rather than fixing to it, so you can slide it forward to sit up or back to lie almost flat. There is nothing to assemble.

See the finishes we stock on the LC4 chaise longue replica page, and read how the design came about on our Le Corbusier page.