DCW Dining Chair Wood Walnut by Charles & Ray Eames for Herman Miller, 1950s candle-stick the piece reflects the growing

the piece reflects the growing dialogue between Nordic craftsmanship

One crack from manufacturing or uneven drying of the ceramic at the back of the lamp

Flush light manufactured by ERCO Leuchten

The ‘cocoon’ technology has been developed by the german Friedel Wauer

The lamps have been fitted with new textile-covered electrical cables and are supplied with new high-quality linen lampshades

DCW Dining Chair Wood Walnut by Charles & Ray Eames for Herman Miller, 1950s candle-stick the piece reflects the growingAn authentic DCW (Dining Chair Wood) designed by Charles & Ray Eames and produced by Herman Miller during the 1950s. Part of the groundbreaking molded plywood furniture collection developed by the Eames Office, the DCW is widely regarded as one of the most important chair designs of the twentieth century. Its sculptural form combines comfort, lightness and technical innovation through a series of carefully molded plywood elements connected by rubber