Vitra Eames Bird Donna Wilson allowing the legs to be

allowing the legs to be neatly folded away

With every single detail governed by its construction

Utilising this material instead of conventional plastic generates fewer climate-damaging emissions and significantly reduces energy consumption

Designed in 1959 by Ole Wanscher

Featuring a twisted leg of complex geometry

Vitra Eames Bird Donna Wilson allowing the legs to beCharles & Ray Eames enhanced the collage in their Eames house to include countless objects they brought back with them from their travels. For over 50 years the figure of a black wooden bird stood on the floor at the heart of their living room evidently a piece of American folk art they especially appreciated and which they frequently used in their photos.