Eames DSR chair, white - basic dark - warm grey/ivory cushion

Vitra's DSR chair was designed by the design duo Charles and Ray Eames. The design chair combines an organically shaped seat and metal legs that form a graphical cross structure, which is why the chair is also known as the Eiffel chair. The name DSR comes from the words Dining Height Side Chair Rod Base. This chair comes with a seat cushion screwed to the seat shell and upholstered in a durable fabric that complements the tone of the polypropylene seat.

Designed by Charles and Ray Eames, the plastic Eames chairs are true design icons of the 1950s. Their popularity lies in the timeless, ergonomic design and various leg options. The original model with a fibreglass shell was the first industrially produced plastic chair – its durability, comfortability and moulded one-piece shell made it a huge success. The irregular surface with clearly visible fibres gives the chair an organic character. Eames Fiberglass Chair, first introduced in 1950, is now manufactured by Vitra in the original colours developed by Charles and Ray Eames.

Charles & Ray Eames

Vitra is a Swiss family business founded in 1950 by Willi and Erika Fehlbaum. Since its foundation, Vitra has concentrated on producing high-quality, well-designed and long-lasting furniture for homes, offices and public spaces. Vitra’s collections combine the creative touch of top designers with precise quality and durable materials, making them elegant and unique design classics.