The Details

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  Why did Charles and Ray Eames design a “bikini pad” for their wire chair?

  Posted April 25, 2016

  The concept of “Getting the best to the most for the least amount of money”...

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  War-Plane Materials Applied to Post-War Housing

  Posted April 13, 2016

  The goal of the Case Study House program was to provide low-cost housing for the...

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  Ray and the Color Purple

  Posted March 29, 2016

  In 1949, Charles Eames told the Christian Science Monitor: “She [Ray Eames] is equally...

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  Eames + Ice Cube: the Details

  Posted March 1, 2016

  As part of its Pacific Standard Time exhibition initiative, the Getty Museum enlisted renowned...

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  Eames Chair Glides

  Posted February 8, 2016

  “The details are not the details; they make the product.” – Charles Eames

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  Five things Charles & Ray Eames teach us about play

  Posted December 1, 2015

  With the launch of Herman Miller’s Serious Fun article, we reflect on five things that Charles...

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  Eames Chairs Safe for Schools and Children

  Posted October 28, 2015

  The new Eames Fiberglass Shell Chairs by Herman Miller are certified GREENGUARD Gold.

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  Tall, Taller, Tallest

  Posted August 28, 2015

  At the 2015 Neocon, a “new” Eames product, the Eames Molded Stool, received Interior Design’s...

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  Advice for Students from Charles Eames

  Posted June 23, 2015

  A rare opportunity to see Charles Eames’s handwritten notes from his presentation to the...

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  The Eames Solar Toy

  Posted June 3, 2015

  It was characteristic of the Eameses to focus on others. In describing the boundaries within...

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