CHARLES & RAY EAMES, Walnut Folding Screen for Vitra

This sculptural molded plywood folding screen, designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1946 and manufactured by Vitra, features six flexible u-shaped panels connected by a durable polypropylene mesh for easy folding and storage. The screen's hardwood inner ply is beautifully finished with a walnut veneer. Each undulating wave of the molded plywood adds a striking, sculptural element to any space.

As this screen is no longer part of the Vitra collection, it has become a true collector's item. Don't miss the opportunity to own this striking sculptural room divider in mint condition.

h x w x d: 172 x 185 x 16 cm / weight: 16.20 kg

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3,200.00 €

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About Charles & Ray Eames

Charles (1907–1978) and Ray Eames (1912–1988) were American designers who worked across furniture, architecture, and exhibition design. They are best known for their experiments with materials such as molded plywood and fiberglass, developed during and after the 1940s.

Their furniture, produced by Herman Miller in the United States and later by Vitra in Europe, introduced new ways of shaping and manufacturing seating. Alongside their furniture, they designed the Eames House (1949) in Los Angeles, combining living and working space within a clear modern structure.

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