Eames Elephant (Plywood, grey) Charles & Ray Eames 75th anniversary edition

Eames Elephant (Plywood, grey) Charles & Ray Eames 75th anniversary editionIn the early 1940s, Charles and Ray Eames spent several years developing and refining a technique for moulding plywood into three dimensional shapes, creating a series of furniture items and sculptures in the process. Among these initial designs, the two part elephant proved to be the most technically challenging due to its tight compound curves, and the piece never went into serial production. One prototype, which was given to Charles's 14 year old

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acting as a decorative base for whatever is placed on top

Giftbox shaped like a doghouse

Featuring tufted bicolor yarns

Minimalist cocktail shaker in a cylindrical design The lid slips easily into position Use for shaking and/or chilling cocktails Dishwasher safe

Marja's work reflects her strong professional skills and her passion for Finnish textile traditions

Skjøde Knudsen had an uncanny talent for carving out wooden figures

His home is on the other side of the world

Length: 120 mm

Flørning’s wooden figurines are Scandinavian design icons: first released in 1950’s

What does an 80-year-old do who has been everywhere and done everything

Fluted Contrast represents a perfect fusion of aesthetics and functionality