Eames House Bird Fresno Black Ash

The Eames House Bird is one of the most iconic decorative pieces in modern design. Charles and Ray Eames adorned the collage-like interior of their home, the Eames House, with various objects and accessories they collected while traveling. For over seventy years, this wooden bird has occupied a central place in the living room, becoming a symbol of 20th-century design.

It is available in ash wood with a black lacquer finish, a cotton white oil finish, or dark walnut wood. Each version is crafted to highlight the natural grain of the wood, giving each piece a unique character. The legs are made of steel wire, remaining faithful to the original design.

The Eames House Bird is one of the most iconic decorative pieces in modern design. Charles and Ray Eames adorned the collage-like interior of their home, the Eames House, with various objects and accessories they collected while traveling. For over seventy years, this wooden bird has occupied a central place in the living room, becoming a symbol of 20th-century design.

It is available in ash wood with a black lacquer finish, a cotton white oil finish, or dark walnut wood. Each version is crafted to highlight the natural grain of the wood, giving each piece a unique character. The legs are made of steel wire, remaining faithful to the original design.

DETAILS

Dimensions: 27,8 × 27,6 × 8,5 cm

Color: lacquered black.

Material:

Body: solid wood (ash or walnut).

Legs: steel wire.

Wood origin:

Ash (Fraxinus excelsior) from Europe (Germany, Poland, or Ukraine).

Walnut (Juglans nigra) from Hungary.