Selection
A low plywood chair with a light footprint.
Herman MillerEames Molded Plywood Lounge Chair Wood Base
Why we picked it
Its molded plywood curves give it a clear silhouette, while the open, low profile keeps a corner from feeling crowded.
What stood out
The low, curved plywood shell has a clear shape without much visual bulk.
Where it could work
It could work by a window, in a reading corner, or beside a sofa when another upholstered chair would feel too bulky.
How we'd use it
We'd place it near a window with a small table in reach. A cushion is optional, not required.
- Room
- Living Room
- Material
- Molded plywood
- Feeling
- Quiet ease
- Object
- Eames Molded Plywood Lounge Chair
- Status
- Source available
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- Could work well in
- Reading in afternoon light · Living rooms with too much upholstery · Corners that need a single anchor · Homes built around fewer, better pieces
- Source
- Herman Miller
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