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Vitra
Wire Chair DKR- 2

Design: Ray Eames, Charles Eames

1951

Article no: 412 146 00
stylepark-id: 05.2051.00225

Wire Chair DKR- 2

01 product description

Product description

The Wire Chair was created the same year as the Eames Plastic Chair and, like this chair, is a sign of Charles and Ray Eames’ intense study of the design of the onepiece, organically shaped seat shell. The seat shell of chrome-plated steel wire gives the amazingly comfortable chair the expression of technical lightness.

Now the Wire Chair is available with a dark powder coating. This emphasises the transparency of the seat shell and gives the chair a homely touch. DKW, another new model with a wooden base, amplifies this homely touch even further. For the maple base, various wood shades are available.

The Wire Chair is available without upholstery, with a seat cushion or with the eye catching ‘Bikini’ seat and backrest cushions. The shape of the cushions has been reworked and are now available with fabric or leather covers in a range of new colours.

02 dimensions/weight


overall dimension  
width
500 mm
height
840 mm
Depth
525 mm
Seat dimensions  
Height of seat
420 mm
Depth of seat
440 mm

03 All Wire Chair Products

04 Tags

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