interiordezine.com - providing free interior design and decorating education to the world
- Home
Bathrooms- Bedrooms
- Dining Rooms
- Kitchens
- Living Rooms
- Stairs
- Education
- Curtains
- Interior Color
- Designer Biography
- Designer Furniture
- Modern Furniture Resources
- 20th Century Furniture Timeline
Timeless Modern Furniture Profile
Storage Unit by Charles and Ray Eames 1950
Normally leading the way in design, this time the Eameses followed on the design concepts of George Nelson and his office storage systems.Therefore they were one of the first to develop modular workspace designs and the beginning of the office furniture industry.
|
Test your Interior Decorating Skills then send in your score to be in the draw for 10 Mystery prizes, it's easy and fun. Start your Quiz here Please vote for us as your favorite education website. Visit the site below by clicking on the picture and scroll down to find the category Best Education Site Sponsored By ... Toshiba Put in www.interiordezine.com and press send and you will be giving us your vote. Thanks
|
The honest minimalism, use of standard parts and simple materials, plywood and steel, meant that the storage units set a very high standard of design that is still only mimicked today. These storage units have three open shelves, four covered shelves and three shallow drawers. They have nylon glides to the base to protect floors, are made of steel, so are self supporting and are finished on all sides so are able to be used to divide up office spaces as screens. The dimple finish on the plywood panels add ornamentation to an otherwise industrial look. A very versatile unit, which compliments the commercial office, home office or apartment. To enhance you office or even your teenagers bedroom, simply select the picture opposite for more information on how to purchase this classic design. |
|
|
