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The key to double eames (or best, quadruple eames) is a single ottoman shared between them.
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There was an episode of grand designs where an elderly couple built a Huf House and had a pair of Eames Lounge in the living room.
The key to double eames (or best, quadruple eames) is a single ottoman shared between them.
I believe I happened to pass by a television while this episode was on. Looked like the house was in upstate NY? Looked awful. The chairs were the only seating in a very large room. To my mind, I'd go with theater seating before I'd go with multiple eames recliners.
You need to poast more. I need to poast less.
Grand Designs is a British show...
I've always been a fan of the Paulistano chairs.
If you like the look of the lc2, but also like to move around. That’s what the lc3 is for.I like the look, however, I've found that most chairs with leather seats hung from tubing create a "U" shaped spot for your butt that holds you firmly in place rather than an easy, comfortable pivot. In a living area I want the ability to have more flexible movement, sliding in and out of a chair and pivoting from side to side. So something more along the lines of a Barcelona chair rather than a Wassily, or Corbusier LC2 (although I very much love the look of the classic LC2). I don't apply this functional standard to all chairs in my home. Only the ones in the more active, social living areas.
I love those. Do they spin? They'd be a lot of fun if they did. I like the joining pillow:It's SOOOOO expensive, but I keep going back to the Paulin pacha chairs for the pair of living room chairs I've been looking for. No doubt not the most consensual choice but they have that weirdly charming, inviting vibe that makes me smile.
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