2000-2015 production.

First designed in 1948 by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller, the Fiberglass Shell Chair marked a shift in how seating could be made and understood. Developed for The Museum of Modern Art’s International Design Competition, its molded, single-piece form offered a new kind of flexibility and accessibility. Over time, it has become one of the most recognizable and influential furniture designs of the twentieth century.

Offered here as a set of four with the H-Base and in the Natural color. While originally produced by Herman Miller, the fiberglass shell was later reintroduced by Modernica, who carried forward the material and process in their own production.

Sold as a set of 4. If interested in 2, please contact us directly.

40 1/2" H  |  20 1/2" W  |  19" D  |  26 1/4" Seat Height (Counter Height)

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The piece is in good original condition, OR has undergone a limited restoration to some or a few components, including oiling, polishing and reupholstering (if applicable), and more. Piece is in good vintage shape showing a few visible imperfections, including but not limited to, marks, chips, scratches or visual discrepancies.

Very light wear appropriate with age across all stools.

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The piece retains its original label, logo or stamp from it’s production, manufacturing company or designer.

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