Eames Lounge Chair & Ottoman – Inspired by Charles and Ray Eames

Introduction

This Eames Lounge Chair–inspired design delivers the comfort, proportion, and visual balance that made the original a modern classic. As part of our Eames Lounge Chair Replica, this piece reflects the same focus on ergonomic support, material quality, and timeless form—scaled for contemporary living spaces.

Design & Craftsmanship

Crafted with a molded plywood shell and precision upholstery, this lounge chair balances structure with softness. The curved wood panels provide stability and visual warmth, while high-density foam cushions maintain their shape through daily use. Every seam, edge, and finish is carefully aligned to ensure both comfort and longevity.

How to Choose This Chair

This model is ideal if you’re looking for:

• A statement lounge chair with an included ottoman
• A standard-size profile suitable for living rooms and offices
• A balance between classic mid-century design and modern comfort

If you’re comparing finishes or upholstery options, explore the full Eames Lounge Chair & Ottoman to see all available variations.

The chair reclines naturally, supporting your back and shoulders while encouraging relaxation. The ottoman extends comfort without increasing visual bulk, making this set ideal for extended sitting—whether reading, listening to music, or unwinding after a long day.

Key Features

• Ergonomic molded plywood shell
• High-density foam seat and back cushions
• Smooth swivel base
• Matching ottoman included

Materials & Finish Options

• Upholstery: Genuine leather or premium faux leather
• Shell: Multi-layer molded plywood
• Wood Finishes: Walnut, Rosewood, Dark Rosewood, Ash Wood
• Base: Polished aluminum

Dimensions

• Chair: Approx. 32–34” W x 32” D x 31” H
• Ottoman: Approx. 26” W x 21” D x 17” H

Warranty

Backed by a manufacturer warranty covering materials and structural integrity.

Looking for different colors, finishes, or chair-only options? View the complete Eames Lounge Chair Reporduction Collection to compare styles and configurations.