The Aluminum Group Chair by Charles & Ray Eames is part of the Aluminum Group Collection, where the Eameses explored the use of aluminum for structural components. It was designed and first introduced in 1958 as a commission by Eero Saarinen and Alexander Girard for the Irwin Miller House. The model EA 337E is an office armchair chair, cushioned, upholstered version in “executive height,” which has a higher backrest than its management height counterparts, with castors, adjustable tilt & tension, and pneumatic lift. It features a lightweight aluminum frame with side ribs that hold the one-piece seat-back suspension, creating a flexible padded, upholstered sitting pocket that conforms to the body’s shape. The suspension system provides firm and flexible support for long-term comfort. The Aluminum Group Chairs have become a staple in modern furniture design, instantly recognizable in offices, films and pop culture. Find the Aluminum Group Chair by Charles & Ray Eames, Model EA 337E, with castors in Canada.Shown in Red Harlem Woven Fabric on Black Powder Coat Aluminum.
Aluminum Group Executive Height: Upholstered Office Armchair on Castors
CAD $880 – $980
Designer
Charles & Ray Eames
Charles (1907-1978) and Ray (1912-1988) Eames were American designers who revolutionized 20th-century furniture, industrial design, and architecture. They began their collaborative career in 1941 after meeting at the Cranbrook Academy of Art. The Eames are known for their innovation with new materials and technologies in furniture design. Their iconic works include the Moulded Plywood series (1946), the classic Lounge Chair (1956), and the Aluminum Group and Soft Pad series office chairs (1958). The Eames' designs emphasize ergonomics, versatility, and innovation, earning them a permanent place in major museums and archive collections worldwide.
Charles (1907-1978) and Ray (1912-1988) Eames were American designers who revolutionized 20th-century furniture, industrial design, and architecture. They began their collaborative career in 1941 after meeting at the Cranbrook Academy of Art. The Eames are known for their innovation with new materials and technologies in furniture design. Their iconic works include the Moulded Plywood series (1946), the classic Lounge Chair (1956), and the Aluminum Group and Soft Pad series office chairs (1958). The Eames' designs emphasize ergonomics, versatility, and innovation, earning them a permanent place in major museums and archive collections worldwide.
Product Dimensions
Depth (cm): 58
Width (cm): 58
Height (cm): 108
Depth (in): 23 inches
Width (in): 23 inches
Height (in): 42.5 inches
Construction:
- Upholstery: Custom Selection from Archetype Forms with Horizontal Ribbing
- Frame: Die-Cast Aluminum in Chrome, Finished, or Powder-Coated Custom Selection from Archetype Forms
- Seat Mechanism:
- Adjustable Backward Tilt, Lockable
- Tilt Tension Adjustment
- Pneumatic Continuous Seat Height Adjustment
- Base: Five-Star Swivel in Die-Cast Aluminum in Chrome, Polished, Matte, or Powder-Coated Custom Selection from Archetype Forms
- Base Options:
- Glides Model: Hard Feet for Carpet; Optional Felt for Hard Floors
- Castors Model: Hard wheels for Carpet; Optional Soft for Hard Floors
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