The Story of Eames Furniture
The complete story behind the iconic furniture of Charles and Ray Eames, timeless design classics
Discover the fascinating history of Eames furniture in this unique two-part book. The coffee table book The Story of Eames Furniture is not a traditional biography, but an in-depth study of one of the most influential furniture brands of all time. Across no less than 800 pages, with over 2,500 photos, it details how the iconic designs of Charles and Ray Eames came to be and why they are still beloved worldwide.
This monumental work offers an exclusive look into the working methods within the Eames Office, where innovation and craftsmanship converged. From the first experiments with molded plywood in the 1940s to the collaboration with Herman Miller and the further development of the Eames style in the decades that followed – this photo book reveals the complete design history and the influence of key team members such as Eero Saarinen, Harry Bertoia, and Don Albinson.
A masterpiece in two volumes:
Part 1: The early years of the Eames Office, the first experiments with plywood, and collaborations with leading designers.
Part 2: The breakthrough after World War II, the role of Herman Miller, and the evolution of the design until the closure of the Eames Office in 1978.
About the authors:
This masterpiece was compiled by Marilyn and John Neuhart, who themselves worked closely with Charles and Ray Eames for many years. With over 15 years of research and collected visual material, this is the ultimate reference work for design enthusiasts, collectors, and architecture lovers.
An indispensable coffee table book for anyone with a passion for timeless design.
