Herman Miller

Eames® Wire Base Marble Side Table

$1,593.00 CAD

$2,124.00 CAD

A small, low table of elegant proportions, this adaptable design by Charles and Ray Eames can be grouped to form a large surface or spread out for individual use.

Color:Carrara White Marble

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Product Description

A choice of granite and marble tabletops and powder-coated finishes for the signature wire base updates the Eames classic and equips it for the outdoors.

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.

Materials - Table has a ¾" thick stone top with knife edge	Also available with High Pressure Laminate top
10" high

Eames Wire Base Marble Side Table
Width	Length
13.25"	15.50"
Height
10"

Product Downloads

Manuals	Eames Tables Product Sheet (PDF)
Materials	Finish Guide (PDF)
Technical	N/A
Warranty	Herman Miller Warranty North America (PDF)

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Designer

Charles and Ray Eames

Charles Eames (Charles Eames, Jr.) and Ray Eames (Ray-Bernice Eames) were influential American industrial designers known for their groundbreaking work through the Eames Office. Born in 1907, Charles studied architecture at Washington University before partnering with Robert Walsh in a prominent firm.