The chair champs at Herman Miller have tapped into the world of 3-D for their newest seat, the Eames Molded Wood Chair ($TBA). No glasses required for the company’s 3-D veneer technology as it apparently gives its wood veneer the “flexibility it needs to be molded into the complex curves of a single shell.” Choose from three veneers for the wood shell, including white ash, walnut, and santos palisander, which sounds really fancy and possibly capable of bringing you to a 4th dimension as well.
When furniture ends up at New York’s MoMA and the Art Institute of Chicago, you know it’s special. So, when Herman Miller releases a special edition of its popular Eames Lounge and Ottoman, that’s jackpot, baby. The new, limited edition Eames Lounge and Ottoman in a white ash colorway, keeps your butt comfy and your house in style.
Both pieces are handcrafted with 7-ply wood veneer shells. On top, the individually upholstered cushions are fastened to the shells, while maintaining the unblemished wood finish and the white powder-coated base. The comfort comes from the permanent tilt of the seat, relieving pressure off your spine.
If you still make pyramids out of beer cans and play Xbox while lounging on your bean bag, isn’t it time for an upgrade? Go recycle some of those beer cans and plunk down your $5729 for this beauty.