
"More than eighty years later, their work endures, defined by standards of quality and innovation that remain as relevant as ever. Their signature approach, timeless yet unafraid of color and stripped of excess, preserves ony what is essential. First introduced in 1970, the EC-127, or Eames Molded Plastic Dining Chair, now returns thanks to Herman Miller, carrying forward the same iconic style while embracing smarter, more sustainable materials."
"Now crafted from 99% post-industrial recycled plastic and offered in fresh contemporary colors, the iconic Eames Molded Plastic Chair takes on new relevance. For the first time ever, the chair is also available in a non-upholstered version, making it especially well-suited for high-traffic spaces, like offices, educational settings, and restaurants. Upholstered options remain, allowing for a more tactile layer of comfort and customization."
"In terms of finish, Herman Miller keeps the collection tightly curated - just enough to invite personal expression without overwhelming. Four shell finishes, six leg colors, and a selection of upholstery choices create a framework that feels deliberate and considered. Legs can be specified in classic chrome, black, or white, or in bold powder-coated shades like Blaze, Marigold, and Berry Blue. These saturated tones encourage playfulness and individuality in a design landscape often dominated by beige minimalism."
Charles and Ray Eames began collaborating at Cranbrook Academy of Art in 1940 and set enduring standards of quality and innovation. The EC-127 Eames Molded Plastic Dining Chair, introduced in 1970, returns fashioned from 99% post-industrial recycled plastic and available in contemporary colors. A non-upholstered version suits high-traffic spaces such as offices, schools, and restaurants, while upholstered options remain for added comfort. Herman Miller offers four shell finishes, six leg colors, and selected upholstery choices to encourage considered personal expression. Legs are offered in chrome, black, white, or bold powder-coated shades. Herman Miller partnered with Maharam for fabrics reflecting the Eameses' favored patterns and palettes.
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