DAL Eames Plastic Armchair

"Eames Plastic Chair shells can be combined with different legs. Charles and Ray Eames designed the DAL (Dining Height Armchair La Fonda Base) in 1961 for the famous New York restaurant La Fonda del Sol for which Alexander Girard, a friend of the couple, designed the interior fittings. With a central column made up of four bars opening onto a four-legged base, it is the least conventional and most elegant of the bases designed by Charles and Ray Eames.

Seat shell: dyed polypropylene. All models are available with a seat cushion (screwed to the shell) without upholstery.
The fully-upholstered version is made of moulded polyurethane foam covered with fabric and attached to the shell by means of a braid. Different
shell and upholstery colours and a wide range of bases offer a multitude of possible combinations.
Versions: the Eames Plastic Chair is available as a visitor's chair, dining chair, rocking chair, swivel chair or as a
Stackable with connecting elements for the rows of seats. Shells mounted on a bar are intended for use in the
waiting. Legs: La Fonda base in polished die-cast aluminium. (DAL = Dining Height Armchair La Fonda Base)."