Aluminium Lounge Chair and Ottoman - White

When the modern furniture designers Charles and Ray Eames designed the original Aluminium Lounge Chair (1958), they created a revolution in modern seating that has lost none of its appeal.

This leather lounge chair is an invitation to sit back and relax, an inspired reproduction of Charles and Ray Eames original design, it offers an unparalleled level of attention to detail and quality. A true timeless piece of modern furniture!.

Set on a five-point base, these chairs sit on tubular steel columns and swivel for easy entry and exit. The aluminium leather lounge features a tilt swivel and its high back offers unparalleled support. Its design fully supports a variety of positions, for work or play.

The aluminium lounge chair is as comfortable to sit on as it is beautiful to look at, relax in front of the TV or listen to your iPod in style and comfort.

• Use:

relax in your living room or lounge room
can be perfectly place in a modern office

without the base; its ideal for an:
office foyer, reception or an office break out area

• Features:

fixed seat height
tilt mechanisim
polished die cast aluminum base, frame and arms
5 star base with glides for hard floors or carpet
upholstered head rest

• Measurements:

Chair:
height 112 cm
width 53 cm
depth 47 cm

Ottoman:
height 42 cm
width 53 cm
depth 53 cm

• Construction:

Polished die cast aluminum base, frame and arms 
100% genuine top grain leather

• Colours:

Black, White other colour leathers are available upon request.

• Warranty / Guarantee:

12 months manufacturers warranty
14 day no questions asked returns policy

• Delivery Time:

ships in 3 - 5 days

This item is not manufactured by and is not a product of Herman Miller. Life.interiors is in no way affiliated with Herman Miller or the orginial designer Ray and Charles Eames. This leather lounge chair is inspired by the designs of Charles and Ray Eames. It is not to be confused with the original which is sold under licence by Herman Miller and originally designed by Charles and Ray Eames.