The Vitra Eames DAW Chair is a renewed version of the legendary Fiberglass Chair. As the very first industrially produced plastic chair, it was originally developed by the Eameses in collaboration with Zenith Plastics for the ‘Low-Cost Furniture Design’ competition organised by the Museum of Modern Art. In the current versions made of polypropylene, these chairs provide even greater comfort.

The wide selection of bases makes it possible to use the chairs in a variety of settings: from the dining room or home offce to a meeting area or garden. Different colours and upholstery versions provide many options for combining individual chairs to meet various needs. Eames Plastic Chair Charles & Ray Eames ,  In , Vitra adapted the seat geometry and height of the Vitra Eames DAW Chair to today’s requirements and also expanded the selection of colours with six new shades. The Eames Plastic Armchair is complemented by the Eames Plastic Side Chair without armrests.

With their new seat height, the Eames Plastic Chairs are even better suited for use in combination with contemporary dining tables. At home as well as in restaurants and cafeterias, the many configuration options make it possible to find just the right chair for any furnishing scheme or interior environment. DAW DSW DAR DSR DAX DSX

• Base: solid wood, stained and lacquered finish, maple in different colours, ash in honey tone.
• Steel rod cross struts in basic dark. (DAW = Dining Height Armchair Wood Base)
• 630W x 830H 490D Seat height 430H
• Choice of plastic colours
• Fabric colours are shown in the product download section