Case Study Lounge Chair and Ottoman

High-quality reproduction of Charles and Ray Eames’ design.

The Case Study Lounge Armchair is perhaps Charles and Ray Eames' most iconic designs, creating a sensation when it was launched in 1956 by the Eames couple and still sought after even today.Our version could best be described as a modern American take on traditional British chairs seen in exclusive clubs and lounges; Charles was quoted saying that he wanted the chair to fit the body like a glove, combining maximal comfort with the highest possible quality for hours of relaxation.

As a natural material, wood is subject to effects of the environmentincluding temperature and humidity levels. Chairs are not made from a singlesolid block of wood and are assembledusing dowels and glue. Unlike a metal chair that is welded or a plastic chairthat is made in a single mold, based on use and conditions these dowels andglue can loosen over time and may require regular maintenance to keep themperforming. Due to the common nature of this upkeep, regardless ofmanufacturer, resources are readily available online or through your localupholstery or millwork supplier. This is not considered a defect or a warrantyissue.