Charles & Ray Earmes – LTR Table
Charles & Ray Earmes – LTR Table
395.00 €
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It is them that transformed our idea of modern furniture… Charles & Ray Eames were fascinated by the lightness of structures used in the industry, especially in the airplanes. The LTR Side Table, first introduced in 1950, is an example of how Charles and Ray Eames applied this idea… to domestic design!
Name of the product : LTR Table
Designer : Charles & Ray Earmes
Description : The LTR (Low Table Rod Base) was designed by Charles and Ray Eames as a small side table that they used in various ways in their home. These tables are still numerous in the Eames House to this day. Arranged individually or grouped together, some are decorated with objects collected by the Eames, while others simply serve as a small side table next to an armchair or sofa.
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