Charles and Ray Eames
Charles and Ray Eames worked in architecture, film, mathematics, astronomy, as well as furniture design. They began their association with Herman Miller in 1946, the same year in which the Museum of Modern Art gave an unprecedented showing of their design work. The following year, Dot Pattern was included in the Museum's Competition for Printed Fabrics.

"Circles" was discovered in the sketchbooks of Charles and Ray Eames but was never realized as a textile design during their lifetime. It is available today thanks to a recent collaboration between the Eames Office and the textile company Maharam. Together, working from original sketches, they arrived at the correct scale, repeat and color for the fabric.

Click swatches below to view each pillow. Fabric samples are available.

 

Dot Pattern by Charles and Ray Eames, 1947. 71% Cotton, 29% Polyester
Eames Dot Pattern Document Eames Dot Pattern Taupe Eames Dot Pattern Brown Eames Dot Pattern Red Eames Dot Pattern Navy
Document Taupe Brown Red Navy

Small Dot Pattern by Charles and Ray Eames, 1947. 71% Cotton, 29% Polyester
Eames Small Dot Pattern Document Eames Small Dot Pattern Sand Eames Small Dot Pattern Khaki Eames Small Dot Pattern Taupe Eames Small Dot Pattern Charcoal Eames Small Dot Document Reverse Eames Small Dot Pattern Red Eames Small Dot Pattern Yellow Eames Small Dot Pattern Green
Document Sand Khaki Taupe Charcoal Document
Reverse		 Red Yellow Green
 

Circles by Charles and Ray Eames, 1947. 70% Cotton, 30% Polyester
Eames Circle Pattern Khaki Eames Circle Pattern Fatigue Eames Circle Pattern Document Eames Circle Pattern Engine Eames Circle Pattern Charcoal
Khaki Fatigue Document Engine Charcoal
 

Crosspatch by Charles and Ray Eames, 1947. 75% Rayon, 25% Polyester
Eames Crosspatch Song Eames Crosspatch Fresh Eames Crosspatch Spring Eames Crosspatch Document Eames Crosspatch Primary Eames Crosspatch Circus Eames Crosspatch Weather Eames Crosspatch Grounded
Song Fresh Spring Document Primary Circus Weather Grounded
 
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