Herman Miller Eames Molded Plastic Rocker Chair - RAR.47A2ZF - YLiving.com

The Eames Molded Plastic Rocker Chair is a mid-century classic. Charles and Ray Eames adapted molding techniques developed during World War II to mass produce this classic design. A clean, simple form sculpted to fit the body; the Molded Plastic Rocker was first presented at the Museum of Modern Art in 1948. Today's molded plastic chairs are true to the originals and are fully authentic, with updated materials to meet environmental requirements. And today, the chairs are produced locally in Michigan by Herman Miller, just as the vintage chairs were. Their enduring forms and quality construction make them comfortable, lasting performers. Since its beginning in 1905 as the Michigan Star Furniture Company and its 1923 re-branding marking the start of a new design era, Herman Miller has established an internationally recognized name for itself across the design industry. Boasting a wide array of pieces that range from being Mid-Century Modern iconic to being highly functional for the modern person, the company continues to remain at the top of the industry's list of notable and influential brands.While Herman Miller lighting brings a practical eye to the modern workspace, the brand doesn't lose site of what modern design should look like. While a portion of their lighting assortment is centralized on multi-functionalism wrapped in a sleek design, the brand George Nelson Bubble Lamp Collection encapsulates the timelessness of Mid-Century Modern lighting that have withstood the test of time and continue offer a modern touch to any space. Between the variation of sleek profiles for Herman Miller's table lamps to the classy designs of the bubble lamps, Herman Miller does well to cover the range of lighting tastes between sleek functionalism to modern timelessness.