Charles and Ray Eames Videos

04Jul08

I thought with the long weekend everyone would have some time to kill so I am posting up some videos that I have found online of one of my hero’s Charles Eames. Enjoy!
If you have more good ones, let me know and I will embed them in this post.

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powers of ten :: charles and ray eames from bacteriasleep on Vimeo.
Powers of ten.


A Gathering of Elephants


Eames Lounge Chair Assembly Short Film

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Comments

2 Responses to “Charles and Ray Eames Videos”

  1. scmtngirl on July 6th, 2008 1:05 pm

    Fascinating! Would never have thought to look that up, but a great piece of history and very informative.

  2. R Lindland on August 4th, 2008 9:29 pm

    My first and best exposure to Eames was by living for one year in the fine house of Robert Blaich in East Grand Rapids when he and family took a business engagement for Herman Miller in Bern Switzerland in 1969. Blaich was director of design for an important period in the 60’s and 70’s.

    The Blaich house was a beautiful gallery of excellent design and perfectly arranged Miller furniture. Alongside Warhol art and other excellent pieces, it was like living in a modern museum. Later I purchased an Eames lounge chair and ottoman. It is in Miller’s rosewood veneer and black leather. I have followed the progress of Eames Demetrios in his quest to memorialize Charles and Ray Eames. Two great Americans.

    Along with the Eames were the fabulous designers, teachers, and artists of the Cranbrook Schools in Bloomfield Hills. It was a glorious time in that great era of Detroit, Michigan that seems gone for ever. We’ll see.

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