Eames Wire Chair

The Wire Chair by Herman Miller, designed by Charles and Ray Eames in the 1950s, is an iconic piece of mid-century modern furniture celebrated for its lightweight construction and distinctive open-wire aesthetic. Its sculptural steel form reflects the Eameses’ experimental approach to industrial materials and modern seating design.

Combining visual transparency with structural strength, the Wire Chair offers versatility and durability while maintaining a refined, architectural presence. Ideal for dining areas, offices, lounges, and contemporary interiors, it remains a timeless design classic that embodies innovation, simplicity, and functional elegance.

Product Dimensions:

• Height (in): 33
• Width (in): 19
• Depth (in): 20
• Seat Height (in): 43
  

Key Features:

• Iconic Design
• Minimalist Style
• Comfort
• Durability
• Variety of Finishes
• Versatile Application
  

Materials:

• Seat shell: bent and welded steel wire, chrome-plated or powder-coated
• Base: four-legged tubular steel base, surface finish matched to seat shell
  

Designer:

• Charles and Ray Eames