Known as the Eiffel Chair, the DSR (Dining height Side chair Rod base) is one of Charles Eames’s most popular classic designs, characterized by its smooth lines, contrasted with the detailed rod design of the legs.
The DSR was created in 1948 and it was the first industrially manufactured plastic chair. The piece comprises an organically shaped bowl seat supported by a welded wire base - a recognizable feature of Eames’s work. The high-back structure provides seating comfort as well as an elegant visual profile.
Cuberious produces the DSR Chair in either fiberglass or plastic in a variety of vibrant colors. The four legs are constructed of chrome-plated wires. The chairs are not stackable.