Bikini Chairs By Charles & Ray Eames For Herman Miller, 1950s, Set Of 6

Set of 6 "Bikini" chairs, design Charles & Ray Eames, created in 1951 and produced by Herman Miller. These emblematic chairs, from the "Wire Chair" series, are made of welded steel wire, here covered with a white lacquered finish. Their aerial structure combines visual lightness and technical robustness, testifying to the Eames' innovative approach to the use of industrial materials. This "Bikini" model is characterized by its ergonomic frame designed to conform to the shape of the body, offering optimal comfort even in the absence of cushions. Ideal for a dining room or contemporary space, these chairs embody the perfect marriage between functional design and timeless aesthetics. Their sculptural look, accentuated by the pristine white finish, makes them both elegant and versatile. Seat height: 46 cm Traces of use Manufacturer: Herman Miller Bibliography: The Herman Miller Collection, 1952, p. 22-23 I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs, designer records, or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution