Herman Miller Molded Plastic Side Chair with Wire Base DSR by Charles and Ray Eames

A clean, simple ergonomic form sculpted to fit the body, one of the most comfortable chairs ever made! The Herman Miller Molded Plastic Side Chair with Wire Base DSR (also called the Eiffel Chair after Gustave Eiffel's Eiffel Tower) by Charles and Ray Eames was first presented at the Museum of Modern Art in 1948. New materials, especially those that held promise for doing more with less, fascinated Charles and Ray Eames throughout their careers. Their fascination led to inventive modern furniture, such as the molded plastic chair. Designed in 1948, it was the first plastic chair to be mass produced.