Charles and Ray Eames began experimenting with molded wood in the early 1940s, pressing thin sheets of veneer against a heated membrane – their Kazam! Machine – to perfect their signature molded plywood shaping technology. The Eames Rectangular Coffee Table (1946), with gently curved legs, derives from that technology and shows a commitment to honest materials and techniques.
Please note materials shown on this website are representative of the finish to be supplied and may not indicate an exact match; some variation may occur.
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22" |
36" or 48"
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14" |
33 lbs or 42 lbs
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