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Eames Soft Pad Executive Chair by Herman Miller

Eames Soft Pad Executive Chair

by Charles & Ray Eames for Herman Miller

5.0(1)

$4,950.00
Made to order, usually ships within 7 to 9 weeks
The item is shipped via freight

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Made in USA
A comfortable classic. The Eames Soft Pad Executive Chair by Herman Miller is the handsome cousin to the outdoor Eames Aluminum Chair, designed by husband and wife duo Charles and Ray Eames. Adding individually upholstered cushions to the clean and functional 1958 design, this chair has an elegant silhouette that is built to subtly conform to you. A pneumatic lift and tilt-swivel mechanism allow this cushy chair to end up in just the right spot to support you for the workday.
Item Number
HMMY3560177
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MFR ID
EA437PMDL912111

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Great service, okay chair

Submitted 14 years ago

By Lumens Customer

From Berkeley, CA

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Liza with yLiving is great. The chair is just okay. It's not noticeably better or worse than the other office chairs that I sue (the Embody). The ergonomic features, tilt lock and tilt tension are not as well-integrated as they are on an Embody or an Aeron. But, that is the trade off with this chair. More padding in the seat cushion and back and better looks versus better ergonomic support.

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Herman Miller

One of the most influential brands in American design, renowned for pioneering iconic mid-century modern furniture and lighting solutions, Herman Miller began its storied history in 1905 as Star Furniture Co. in Zeeland, Michigan. In 1923, businessman Herman Miller lent his name to the company, signaling a new chapter under the visionary leadership of his son-in-law, D.J. De Pree. This marked the beginning of Herman Miller's transformation into kingmakers of mid-century design.