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Soft Pad Group Chairs Eames Collection Soft Pad Chaise 840 33” 410 16¼” 430 17” 525 20¾” 590 23¼” 450 17¾” 348 13¾” 840 33” 410 16¼” 430 17” 525 20¾” 590 23¼” 580 23” 450 17¾” 348 13¾” 233 9¼” 580 23” 1020-1140 40¼”-45” 613 24¼” 233 9¼” 410-535 16¼”-21” 525 20¾” 595-650 23½”-25½” 425 16¾” 383 15” 500 19¾” 580 23” 840-960 33”-37¾” 410 16½” 233 9¼” 400-525 15¾”-20¾” 525 20¾” 570-650 22½”-25½” 425 16¾” 383 15” 325 12¾” 620 24½” 920 36¼” 543 21½” 213 8½” 385 15¼” 560 22” 720 28¼” 515 20¼” 373 14¾” 580 22¾” 348 13¾” 560 22” 360 14¼” 1310 51½” 430 17” 730 28¾” 510 20” 1920 75½” 450 17¾” EA 205 EA 207 / 208 © 2005 EAMES OFFICE LLC (www.eamesoffice.com) EA 207/208 EA 219 650 25½” 1005 39½” 680 26¾” 213 8½” 325 12¾” 583 23” 800 31½” 555 21¾” 373 14¾” EA 222 EA 217 EA 215/216 EA 223 72 71 70 69 68 67 66 Aluminium Group Plywood Group Soft Pad Group Eames Plastic Armchair Lobby Chair Wire Chair Eames Plastic Side Chair Lounge Chair & Ottoman Stools Folding Screen La Chaise Soft Pad Chaise Organic Chair LTR Occasional Table ETR Elliptical Table Eames Tandem Seating Eames Collection ® ® The authorised original. All intellectual property rights, such as trade marks, patents and copyrights are reserved. Nothing contained in this folder may be reproduced without written permission. Charles Eames and assistant Alex Funke taking photographs, 1969 The Soft Pad Chair was designed in 1969. Both its construction and design are identical to the Aluminium Chair. The attached padded sections form an interesting contrast to the elegant aluminium frame. The pads make the chair softer and more luxurious, without detracting from its transparency and clear lines. Programme features Chairs and armchairs with medium-high or high back- rest, with or without armrests, with leather cushioned sec- tions. Side sections, flexible metal sections, armrests and base of polished or chrome-plated die-cast aluminium. Upholstery: cushioned sections in nappa leather, sewn onto the frame. Base available in four-star version, swivel or non-swivel, with glides for soft or hard floors. High-backed armchair EA 222 with tilting mechanism, with or without adjustment feature. Office chair EA 217 / EA 219 with adjustable tilting mechanism and locking feature in the foremost sitting position. Height-adjustable via pneumatic safety spring. Five-star base with castors for hard or soft floors, in compliance with DIN 68131. Stool EA 223: to match the high-backed armchair, non-swivel. Soft Pad Chaise: Upholstery of cushion sections in nap- pa leather sewn onto the frame. Coated aluminium frame, aubergine colour. For versions in leather nero and red, the colour of the backrest covers in Plano are adjusted to match the leather covers. For leather asphalt versions, the backrest covers are dark grey, for chocolate leather they are brown, and for marron leather, brown, for sand leather mauve grey, and for snow leather white. Back cover in leather available for an additional charge. Little, Brown Book Group, London (UK) Leather Deviations in colour are possible due to the printing process. All measurements in millimetres and inches, established pursuant to EN 1335-1 Vitra is represented worldwide. To find a Vitra partner in your area, go to www.vitra.com. 2012, art. no. 091 404 02
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Soft Pad Group Chairs Eames Collection
Soft Pad Chaise
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Aluminium Group
Plywood Group
Soft Pad Group Eames Plastic Armchair
Lobby Chair Wire Chair Eames Plastic Side Chair
Lounge Chair & Ottoman Stools Folding Screen
La Chaise Soft Pad Chaise
Organic Chair
LTR Occasional Table
ETR Elliptical Table Eames Tandem Seating
Eames Collection
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® The authorised original.
All intellectual property rights, such as trade marks, patents and copyrights are reserved. Nothing contained in this folder may be reproduced without written permission.
Charles Eames and assistant Alex Funke taking photographs, 1969
The Soft Pad Chair was designed in 1969. Both its construction and design are identical to the Aluminium Chair. The attached padded sections form an interesting contrast to the elegant aluminium frame. The pads make the chair softer and more luxurious, without detracting from its transparency and clear lines.
Programme features
Chairs and armchairs with medium-high or high back-rest, with or without armrests, with leather cushioned sec-tions. Side sections, flexible metal sections, armrests and base of polished or chrome-plated die-cast aluminium. Upholstery: cushioned sections in nappa leath er, sewn onto the frame. Base available in four-star version, swivel or non-swivel, with glides for soft or hard floors. High-backed armchair EA 222 with tilting mechanism, with or without adjustment feature. Office chair EA 217 / EA 219 with adjustable tilting mechanism and locking feature in the foremost sitting position. Height-adjustable via pneumatic safety spring. Five-star base with castors for hard or soft floors, in compliance with DIN 68131. Stool EA 223: to match the high-backed armchair, non-swivel. Soft Pad Chaise: Upholstery of cushion sections in nap-pa leather sewn onto the frame. Coated aluminium frame, aubergine colour.
For versions in leather nero and red, the colour of the backrest covers in Plano are adjusted to match the leather covers. For leather asphalt versions, the backrest covers are dark grey, for chocolate leather they are brown, and for marron leather, brown, for sand leather mauve grey, and for snow leather white. Back cover in leather available for an additional charge.
Little, Brown Book Group, London (UK)
Leather
Deviations in colour are possible due to the printing process.
All measurements in millimetres and inches, established pursuant to EN 1335-1
Vitra is represented worldwide. To find a Vitra partner in your area, go to www.vitra.com.2012, art. no. 091 404 02
EA 219
EA 222EA 223
The models comprising the Soft Pad Group are suitable for many different spaces: in offices, conference and reception areas as well as in the home.
Sumo wrestler Jesse Takamiyama on the Soft Pad Chaise
Soft Pad Chaise
The Soft Pad Chaise was designed in 1968. Its gently curving form makes it ideally suited to short periods of relaxation in the office or at home. Six cushions joined together by zip fasteners are attached to the alumin-ium frame, whilst two loose cushions enhance comfort.
Guarantee. In case of a fabrication error or material defect Vitra will replace or repair all chairs in the Soft Pad Group free of charge for a period of thirty years from the date of purchase (in accordance with the certificate of guarantee).
Charles & Ray Eames feature among the most impor-tant figures of twentieth century design. Their work is multi-faceted: they developed furniture, produced films and photographs, organised exhibitions and designed and built their own house as a pioneering endeavour.
Vitra has produced and marketed the furniture designs of Charles & Ray Eames since 1957. First producing under license, Vitra obtained exclusive rights to all Eames products for Europe and the Middle East in 1984. Consequently, we are the sole legitimate manufacturer of Eames designs in this part of the world. The brand gives you the security of owning an original product by Charles & Ray Eames.
