Vitra Eames La Chaise Lounge Chair PS_FATBOY_ACCESSORIES

Vitra Eames La Chaise Lounge Chair PS_FATBOY_ACCESSORIESOriginally designed in 1948 by Charles and Ray Eames, La Chaise was their entry for a MoMA competition in New York. Inspired by Gaston Lachaises sculpture Floating Figure, the shape is sculptural in its own right, fluid, oversized, and made to be stretched out on. Its not the kind of lounge chair you tuck into a corner. This one makes a statement, more art piece than furniture, though still surprisingly comfortable. A true classic from the Eames

Combining timeless simplicity with sustainable innovation

soft and hard

the Inland lounge series pays homage to the classic mid-century silhouettes of Anderssen & Voll’s Norwegian heritage

and infuse your space with a touch of whimsy and sophistication

With six adjustable satellite shades arranged along a single bar

Truly refined

the Veneda Sofa stands as a testament to uncompromising comfort

Its transparent design adds a touch of airiness to your décor while the Roman numerals provide a subtle nod to tradition

5cm diameter

sculptural object

red and black creates a striking visual appeal that is both contemporary and timeless

a fruit bowl or a lavish serving dish