Charles & Ray Eames DCW Chairs By Evans Pair Mid Century Modern USA 1950

Charles & Ray Eames DCW Chairs By Evans Pair Mid Century Modern USA 1950

Charles and Ray Eames pair of DCW Chairs for Evans USA circa 1950, pair of DCW ( Dining Chair Wood) in birch plywood designed in 1945 and produced by the moulded plywood division of Evans Products USA dating the manufacture of these chairs to circa 1950, a truly iconic pair of highly sought after chairs that will enhance any room, reserve now.

Charles Eames (1907-1978) together with his wife Ray Eames (1912–1988) significantly contributed to the development of the US post-war mid century modern design and still inspires designers with his functional furniture design. In 1938 he received  a scholarship at the Cranbrook Academy.  A year later Charles Eames taught design at the academy where he developed a close friendship with Eero Saarinen.

In 1940 together they win the MoMA 'Organic Design in Home Furnishings' competition. Charles Eames works with his wife in various areas such as architecture, conceptual design of exhibitions, photography and multimedia presentations.

Charles und Ray Eames' most important designs: Plywood Group, Plastic Chairs, Aluminium Group, Lounge Chair, Hang it all, LTR Occasional Table, La Chaise, ESU Bookcase, House of cards.