The Eames Elephant
Vitra has come up with a unique way to celebrate the 100th birthday of legendary designer Charles Eames, by releasing his design of an elepahnt. The Eames Plywood Elephant was designed in 1945 but never went into production. Vitra has made 1000 pieces each in natural maple and red-stained maple. Each one includes a collector's box, certificate and the serial number. The elephant meaures 16.25" w x30.75" d x 16.5" h and sells for $1,900.00.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Neece Sep 29th 2007 9:18PM
What a great way to remember Charles Eames - an elegant elephant designed by the great man himself.
I'm always so intrigued by plywood that has been formed into beautiful curves instead of just straight lines.
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JW-C Sep 30th 2007 11:25PM
To the comment above....
This piece was designed by Ray and Charles Eames. NOT JUST CHARLES. It's like ignoring Dolce and only refering to Gabbana.