Lobby Chair ES 108, ES 105
Charles & Ray Eames, 1960
Lobby Chair's structural principle makes it similar in terms of comfort to Lounge Chair. It consists of three individual upholstered sections connected by means of metal side sections. The Lobby Chairs were originally designed for the lobby at the Rockefeller Center in New York, in subsequent years various versions were produced, but they all have one thing in common: outstanding sitting comfort.
-
Charles & Ray Eames feature among the most important figures of twentieth century design. Their work is multi-faceted: they developed furniture, produced films and photographs, organised exhibitions and designed and built their own house as a pioneering endeavour.
View the full profile
