Eames Round Table by Charles & Ray Eames for Herman Miller – Mid-Century Modern Bistro Table With Contract Base

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An enduring icon of 20th-century design, this authentic Eames Round Table by Charles and Ray Eames exemplifies the timeless innovation and functional elegance that define mid-century modern furniture. Originally introduced in 1958 for Herman Miller (and later produced by Vitra in Europe), this piece remains a staple in both residential and commercial interiors.

Celebrated for its clean, minimalist silhouette, the table features the signature “Universal” or “Contract” base—a sculptural four-prong aluminum design paired with a contrasting black central column. This architectural base not only provides exceptional stability but also serves as a defining hallmark of authentic Eames design. Adjustable leveling glides ensure practicality across a variety of floor surfaces.

The round tabletop— in a white ash durable laminate finish—offers versatility and durability, making it ideal for everyday use. Whether styled as a dining table, kitchen breakfast table, office meeting surface, or café bistro table, it seamlessly blends form and function.

Key Features:
• Original design by Charles and Ray Eames, circa 1958
• Manufactured by Herman Miller (USA) or Vitra (Europe)
• Iconic round tabletop in wood veneer or laminate
• Signature four-prong Contract (Universal) base in aluminum
• Black central column with adjustable leveling glides
• Versatile use: dining table, breakfast table, office or café seating
• A hallmark piece of authentic mid-century modern design

Renowned for its balance of playful modernism and everyday functionality, the Eames Round Table embodies the philosophy of design excellence that has made Eames furniture highly collectible and perpetually relevant. See less