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Eames LTR Table

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The Eames Lounge Chair & Ottoman Table, designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1956, features a molded plywood pedestal supporting a generously sized, upholstered table surface for convenient placement of drinks or books within the iconic seating arrangement.

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What was the original purpose of the Eames LTR table?

Designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1956, the LTR (Low Table Rod) was created to complement the iconic Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman. Its low profile allows it to slide perfectly underneath the chair, providing a convenient surface for drinks or books.

Who currently manufactures the authentic Eames LTR table?

The authentic version of the table is manufactured by Herman Miller in the Americas and Asia, while Vitra holds the manufacturing rights for Europe. These companies continue the legacy of the 1956 Charles and Ray Eames design using molded plywood and metal wire.

Can the Eames LTR table be used as a standalone piece outside of the lounge chair set?

While designed to accompany the famous Eames Lounge Chair, its versatile dimensions allow it to function beautifully as a standalone low side table. It works exceptionally well in modern living spaces, low seating arrangements, or as a display pedestal.

What materials are used to construct the Eames LTR table?

The table features a dimpled, molded plywood top mounted on a welded wire base. Charles and Ray Eames pioneered this combination of materials, which was officially introduced as part of their broader 1956 lounge seating release.

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