Eames Walnut Turned Shape C Stool ceramic Asymmetrical open and closed shelving

Asymmetrical open and closed shelving invites an opportunity for creative display for books and objects

dynamic lines and angled legs that resemble an airplane wing

which is open on both sides to provide focused light in two directions

The ‘Husk’ armchair is aptly named

They look great alone or in multiples while we have them

Eames Walnut Turned Shape C Stool ceramic Asymmetrical open and closed shelvingEames Walnut Turned Shape C Stool In 1960, Ray Eames was asked to design occasional pieces for the lobby of the Time Life building to accompany chairs designed by her husband, Charles. Trained as a sculptor, Ray created the Walnut Stools, which became her favorite seats and were scattered all over the Pacific Palisades home that she shared with Charles. There's no wrong way to use an Eames Walnut Stool: seat, plant stand, side table, sculpture.