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  • Mid-Century Modern Eames Style Oak Lounge Chair w/ Ottoman, c.1970’s
  • Mid-Century Modern Eames Style Oak Lounge Chair w/ Ottoman, c.1970’s
  • Mid-Century Modern Eames Style Oak Lounge Chair w/ Ottoman, c.1970’s
  • Mid-Century Modern Eames Style Oak Lounge Chair w/ Ottoman, c.1970’s
  • Mid-Century Modern Eames Style Oak Lounge Chair w/ Ottoman, c.1970’s
  • Mid-Century Modern Eames Style Oak Lounge Chair w/ Ottoman, c.1970’s
  • Mid-Century Modern Eames Style Oak Lounge Chair w/ Ottoman, c.1970’s
  • Mid-Century Modern Eames Style Oak Lounge Chair w/ Ottoman, c.1970’s
  • Mid-Century Modern Eames Style Oak Lounge Chair w/ Ottoman, c.1970’s
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Mid-Century Modern Eames Style Oak Lounge Chair w/ Ottoman, c.1970’s

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Designer
Marbro
Manufacturer
Marbro
Period Style
Mid-Century Modern
Condition
Original Vintage Condition

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Mid-Century Modern Eames Style Oak Lounge Chair w/ Ottoman, c.1970’s

Product Details

This Mid-Century Modern lounge chair with ottoman, c.1970’s, embodies the iconic Eames-inspired design that reshaped modern living. Crafted with richly grained oak shells, original brown vinyl upholstery, and a sturdy steel base, the chair offers both sculptural presence and lasting comfort. Its generous curves, button-tufted cushions, and matching ottoman reflect the era’s focus on blending ergonomic form with stylish sophistication. Retaining its original vintage condition, this piece is a striking example of postwar American interpretations of the legendary Charles and Ray Eames lounge chair. Fun Historical Fact: After the debut of the Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman in 1956, its influence rippled across the design world, inspiring companies like Plycraft and Selig to create their own versions during the 1960s and 70s. These variations, often in oak, walnut, or teak, made the luxurious modernist look more accessible to a wider audience. Today, these reinterpretations are considered highly collectible in their own right, reflecting the cultural reach of mid-century American design.

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