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1946 Moulded Plywood: Coffee Table Wood Legs

1946 Moulded Plywood: Coffee Table Wood Legs

CAD $460

The Moulded Plywood Coffee Table with Wooden Legs by Charles & Ray Eames Model CTM was introduced in 1946. This coffee table is recognizable for its innovative use of molded plywood technology that the Eameses perfected during WWII. The table features a 5-layer molded plywood top with a slight indentation. It differs from its CTM counterpart, which has tubular steel legs Vs. the CTW’s curved wooden legs. The Eames CTW Coffee Table was initially produced by the Evans Molded Plywood Company. It was part of the groundbreaking 1946 collection that showcased the potential uses of molded plywood in furniture design. Despite its discontinuation in 1957, the table was reissued in 2007 and has kept its enduring popularity since. Find the Moulded Plywood Coffee Table with Wooden Legs by Charles & Ray Eames, Model CTW, in Canada.

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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.
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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): 86.4
Width (cm): 86.4
Height (cm): 39.3
Depth (in): 34 inches
Width (in): 34 inches
Height (in): 15.5 inches

Construction:
  • Tabletop: Wood Veneer over Moulded 5-Ply Plywood
  • Legs: Wood Veneer over Moulded 8-Ply Plywood
  • Veneer Finish: Custom Selection from Archetype Forms
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