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While refining the design of their molded shell chairs, Charles and Ray Eames began experimenting with bent and welded wire. The resulting Wire Stool (1951) borrows the shell shape but reimagines the form in strands of steel. Each seat features two gauges of the material, a mixture that adds strength but keeps manufacturing costs low. This is an authentic Eames Wire Stool by Herman Miller.
While refining the design of their molded shell chairs, Charles and Ray Eames began experimenting with bent and welded wire. The resulting Wire Stool (1951) borrows the shell shape but reimagines the form in strands of steel. Each seat features two gauges of the material, a mixture that adds strength but keeps manufacturing costs low. This is an authentic Eames Wire Stool by Herman Miller.