Based on a treasured artefact belonging to Charles and Ray Eames, the House Bird has come to be known as a playful emblem of modern design.
Based on a treasured artefact belonging to Charles and Ray Eames, the House Bird has come to be known as a playful emblem of modern design.
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Frequently appearing in photo shoots, and even featuring on a 1952 cover of the Architectural Review, the Eames House Bird has since become a signifying object of the Eames and Vitra brand.
Made in black lacquered solid alder wood or walnut, and finished with steel wire legs. This incarnation of the Eames House Bird has been created using a 3D scan of the original, adding a decorative touch to any home.