Eames® C Stool from Herman Miller - White Oak
This mid-century modern icon was designed in 1960 by Charles and Ray Eames, whose work is represented in MoMA’s collection. The Eames® C Stool was originally designed for the lobby of the Time-Life Building. Made of solid turned wood, the stool is versatile and can be used anywhere, alone or in groups. The C Stool can also be inverted, as the top and bottom are concave, so both ends are conducive to sitting. Made by Herman Miller, a manufacturer with work in MoMA’s collection. The Eames® C Stool measures 15"h x 13.25"diam.
This mid-century modern icon was designed in 1960 by Charles and Ray Eames, whose work is represented in MoMA’s collection. The Eames® C Stool was originally designed for the lobby of the Time-Life Building. Made of solid turned wood, the stool is versatile and can be used anywhere, alone or in groups. The C Stool can also be inverted, as the top and bottom are concave, so both ends are conducive to sitting. Made by Herman Miller, a manufacturer with work in MoMA’s collection. The Eames® C Stool measures 15"h x 13.25"diam.
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This mid-century modern icon was designed in 1960 by Charles and Ray Eames, whose work is represented in MoMA’s collection. The Eames® C Stool was originally designed for the lobby of the Time-Life Building. Made of solid turned wood, the stool is versatile and can be used anywhere, alone or in groups. The C Stool can also be inverted, as the top and bottom are concave, so both ends are conducive to sitting. Made by Herman Miller, a manufacturer with work in MoMA’s collection. The Eames® C Stool measures 15"h x 13.25"diam.
