Eames House: Design For Living

Finished

The Eames House was the former home and studio of the pioneering midcentury modern designers Charles and Ray Eames. It was created as a model solution for increased housing demand in the postwar era. In 2011, with the aim of preservation and the support of the Getty Research Institute, long-term preservation repairs were begun on the Eames House where the couple lived under the title “250-Year Project.” The first stage was completed in 2014. While interpreting the ideas of the Eames House as a masterpiece of 20th century housing design, this exhibition also introduces accounts of how the Eameses came to know fellow designer Isamu Noguchi and how they influenced each other.

Schedule

Mar 19 (Tue) 2019-May 30 (Thu) 2019