The Eames Lounge Chair is more than furniture — it is a cultural icon that has defined modern comfort for nearly seventy years. Designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1956, it fuses the warmth of molded wood, the softness of leather, and the perfection of craftsmanship in one timeless silhouette.
 
Celebrated in the world’s leading museums — including the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, the Vitra Design Museum in Germany, the Henry Ford Museum in Michigan, and the Design Museum London — it stands as one of the most admired pieces in the history of furniture design.
 
Its cinematic presence has made it equally legendary on screen — appearing in Iron Man, Mad Men, Frasier, Tron: Legacy, Click, and Casino Royale. Wherever it appears, the Eames Lounge Chair becomes an emblem of sophistication, intellect, and effortless style.
 
Produced by Vitra and presented in Armenia by Nera Project, the authentic Eames Lounge Chair is not just a seat — it’s a masterpiece of design history, created to be lived in, admired, and passed on.