DSR Dining Chair

This piece draws on the mid-century modern design tradition — styled in that spirit rather than manufactured or licensed by the original design house.The DSR chair was originally designed for the Museum of Modern Art's Low-Cost Furniture Design Competition. DSW is arguably one of the most famous choices for dining chairs.The chair possesses aesthet..

This piece draws on the mid-century modern design tradition — styled in that spirit, and unaffiliated with the founding design house.The chair that made the Eiffel base famous Charles and Ray Eames developed the DSR (Dining Side Rod) chair in 1950 as part of their shell chair programme for Herman Miller — one of the first chairs to use a moulded po..

This piece draws on the mid-century modern design tradition — styled in that spirit rather than manufactured or licensed by the original design house.The DSR chair was originally designed for the Museum of Modern Art's Low-Cost Furniture Design Competition. DSW is arguably one of the most famous choices for dining chairs.The chair possesses aesthet..

This piece draws on the mid-century modern design tradition — styled in that spirit rather than manufactured or licensed by the original design house.The DSR chair was originally designed for the Museum of Modern Art's Low-Cost Furniture Design Competition. DSW is arguably one of the most famous choices for dining chairs.The chair possesses aesthet..

This piece draws on the mid-century modern design tradition — styled in that spirit rather than manufactured or licensed by the original design house.The DSR chair was originally designed for the Museum of Modern Art's Low-Cost Furniture Design Competition. DSW is arguably one of the most famous choices for dining chairs.The chair possesses aesthet..