LCW Low Armless Chair Cowskin

The fruit of the exploration of new woodworking techniques, the LCW (Lounge Chair Wood) low armless chair was an innovation for its time. Created in the 1950s by Charles and Ray Eames, this seat explores the possibilities of representing the human body through the assembly of laminated wood molded in three dimensions. The result? Organic lines worked and a underframe with two heights for a relaxed position. The
LCW low armless chair thus offers a great seating comfort, reinforced by the padding of the cushion and backrest. A model that will easily complement a chic and sober layout. Its small size makes it an essential design piece! Designed
by Charles and Ray Eames. Edited by Vitra.
Structure in stained ash – leather or cowhide upholstery depending on model.