If you’ve seen a piece of furniture in your lifetime, you’ve probably seen something touched by the iconic design of Charles and Ray Eames. The couple made a number of significant contributions to modern architecture, furniture design, and even to graphic design and film — for instance, the classic Powers of Ten was produced by the Eames, who worked with IBM on the film. Be sure to check out the full, stylishly designed Eames timeline to see the couple’s body of remarkable work, much of which now belongs to the Library of Congress.
Tour a legacy of iconic art and design with the Eames timeline
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