Eames Lounge chair and ottoman (new)

The first Eames lounge chair and ottoman was designed in the 1950’s by Charles and Ray Eames as a gift for Billy Wilder, the director of classic film Some Like It Hot. It has gone on to be one of the most iconic creations in the furniture world.

Charles and Ray Eames’ furniture feature in multiple movies: When film set decorators need to convey a character’s good taste and style or when they simply need an extremely handsome piece in a domestic or office setting, we’ll often spot an Eames creation and more than often a classic Lounge chair.

This, the most famous and desirable of all Eames has been featured in film and TV programmes as diverse as House of Gucci, in Tony Stark’s mansion in Iron Man, Click (2006), Sunday in New York (1963), The Ghost Writer (2010), Frasier, Park Avenue (2025) Gossip Girl (where it was recovered in a gorgeous Missoni fabric), Hope Springs (2012),  the Korean movie The Housemaid (2010), a white version in Tron Legacy (2010), Closer (2004) and even in the animated spy comedy Archer. 

Featuring an elegant shape crafted from an array of wood veneers in two sizes, the Eames Lounge Chair is bound to become the centre-piece of any room. Now, this chair is produced using virtually the same methods from its original creation.