1970s Eames DCMU Dining / Side Chair by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller in Black Fabric

1970s Eames DCMU Dining / Side Chair by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller in Black FabricThis is an Eames DCMU Chair, designed by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller. This model was designed in 1970. The acronym DCMU stands for Dining Height (D) Chair (C) on Metal (M) Rod Base Upholstered (U). The listed price includes one chair and we have several available for purchase. The chairs are constructed of fiberglass & plastic, and they feature a tubular steel base. The upholstery is done in black Alexander Girard Hopsack fabric.

This is the chromed steel version with black leather

in the manner of the Ari Lounge Chair designed by Arne Norell We acquired it in original condition and had a masterful upholstery shop in the NYC area completely reupholster both the belting leather straps and cushions at a considerable expense

Listed for sale is a Richard Schultz 2002 Collection stainless steel cantilever dining chair prototype with mesh upholstery

Peter had used this in his home for years prior to us acquiring it

The lamp’s design features a sculptural curved bent-beech stand with teak veneer

The chairs measures 32

The chair retains its original label

They were introduced for the 1962 World's Fair as a result of these intentions

and 20 inches deep

This item was never produced

and these examples were produced in 2014

originally designed by Ward Bennett in 1964