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Moulded Fiberglass Lounge Chair: Wire Base

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Moulded Fiberglass Lounge Chair: Wire Base

CAD $420

Originally designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1950, the Moulded Fiberglass Lounge Chair: Wire Base offers iconic mid-century modern style. Its contoured fiberglass shell conforms to the body’s natural curves for comfort and support.

The distinctive low wire base features intersecting “Eiffel” steel rods, combining geometric elegance with stability. Perfect for living rooms, lounges, and reading corners.

Shown in Satin Black Fiberglass on Glossy Black Wire Base.

The Archetype Forms Moulded Fiberglass Lounge Chair: Wire Base is a faithful reproduction of the original Charles and Ray Eames LARF Molded Fiberglass Lounge Chair.

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): 60
Width (cm): 63.5
Height (cm): 81
Depth (in): 24 inches
Width (in): 25 inches
Height (in): 25 inches

Archetype Forms Moulded Fiberglass Lounge Chair: Wire Base Construction:

  • Shell: Dyed-Through Moulded Fiberglass Polyester Resin
  • Base: Intersecting Steel Rods in Glossy, Brushed, or Powder Coated Finishes
  • Shock Mounts: Durable Rubber for Flexibility and Stability
  • Glides: Plastic for Smooth Floor Contact

The Moulded Fiberglass Lounge Chair: Wire Base design was first introduced as a concept by Charles and Ray Eames for the 1948 International Competition for Low-Cost Furniture Design, hosted by the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). Originally made with a metal shell, the chair was reimagined in moulded fiberglass in 1950, showcasing the Eameses’ innovative use of materials and their commitment to ergonomic comfort.

The chair’s contoured fiberglass shell is moulded to follow the body’s natural shape, offering exceptional support and relaxation. Its distinctive low wire base, crafted from intersecting steel rods, enhances stability while adding a sleek, geometric aesthetic. Designed for comfort and versatility, this lounge chair is perfect for living rooms, reading corners, or any space where relaxation takes priority.

Key Features:

  • High-Quality Materials: Durable moulded fiberglass shell and intersecting steel wire base.
  • Comfortable Design: Reclined seating position with ergonomic support.
  • Versatile Placement: Perfect for living rooms, reading corners, and home offices.
  • Historical Significance: Reproduction of the original Charles and Ray Eames 1950 LARF Lounge Chair from the Moulded Fiberglass Collection, the first ever mass-produced fiberglass furniture line, known for its innovative single-shell design, low-profile single-shell seat, and geometric “Cat’s Cradle” rod base.

Archetype Forms stays true to the Eameses’ original 1950s specifications while offering modern customization options. Choose from a vibrant range of fiberglass colours and various finishes for the steel base to create a chair that reflects your personal style.

Shop the Moulded Fiberglass Lounge Chair: Wire Base, originally designed by Charles & Ray Eames, online in Canada and the USA.

The Archetype Forms Moulded Fiberglass Lounge Chair: Wire Base is a faithful reproduction of the original Charles and Ray Eames LARF Molded Fiberglass Lounge Chair, model Lounge Armchair Rod Fiberglass chair. This item is not manufactured by or affiliated with the original designer(s) and associated parties.

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