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| CREATING ENVIRONMENTS
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Adding a modern classic to your home
or office can be inspiring. You'll find yourself motivated to have
"serious fun" like Charles and Ray Eames, or start believing "everything
is sculpture" like Isamu Noguchi. Enjoying these pieces is equal
to inviting the designers themselves into your space.
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| Eames
Lounge Chair and Ottoman |
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Introduced in 1956 |
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In the permanent
collection of New York's Museum of Modern Art |
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Designed to have
"the warm receptive look of a well used first baseman's
mitt" |
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Seven-ply cherry, natural cherry,
and walnut veneer shells with leather upholstery
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| Noguchi
Table |
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Introduced in 1947
and reissued in 1984 |
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3/4-inches thick
top, radiused with flat, polished edges |
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Natural or ebonized
walnut base |
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Harmonious sculptural
design |
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| Nelson
Marshmallow Sofa |
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Introduced in 1956 |
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18 cushions in
choices of fabrics or leathers |
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Cushions designed
to be "interchanged to equalize wear" |
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Cushions float
on a brushed tubular steel frame with satin black legs |
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Molded Plywood Chairs |
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Introduced in 1946 |
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Comfortable, practical, and
lightweight |
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Available in cherry,
walnut, natural, red-stained, or ebony-stained ash |
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Constructed of
five-ply molded plywood with hardwood inner plies |
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