伊姆斯休憩椅和腳凳
設計師 | 查爾斯和雷·伊姆斯 (美國)
設計時間 | 1956
品牌 | 維特拉 (德國)
規格 | 寬85 x 深138 x 高80公分
材質 | 胡桃木模壓膠合板.金屬烤漆.皮
Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman
DESIGNER．Charles and Ray Eames (USA)
DESIGNED．1956
MANUFACTURER．Vitra (Germany)
DIMENSIONS．W85 x D138 x H80cm
MATERIALS．Walnut molded plywood, metal, leather
670號休憩椅（models 670）與671號腳凳（models 671），又稱伊姆斯休憩椅和腳凳（Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman），是20世紀最具代表性的設計之一。查爾斯·伊姆斯（Charles Eames）和雷·伊姆斯（Ray Eames）夫婦設計這款椅子時，從英國傳統俱樂部椅中汲取靈感，他們希望打造出「如捕手使用多年的棒球手套」般，溫暖且舒適的椅子，並將奢華感融入現代設計。雖然伊姆斯夫婦長期致力於平價家具設計，但這款休憩椅與腳凳，卻成為他們在精品市場中的經典之作。
670號休憩椅由頭靠、靠背與坐面三個部分組成，採用五層模壓膠合板結構，外覆雙層紅木或胡桃木單板。胡桃木版本以其深色木紋的溫暖色調及優雅氣質，受到現代設計愛好者的青睞。這款椅子還採用了標誌性的減震墊設計，打造了優越的舒適性與穩定性。
現今的伊姆斯休憩椅和腳凳由赫爾曼·米勒（Herman Miller）和維特拉（Vitra）生產，持續受到市場與收藏家的推崇，並已成為紐約現代藝術博物館（MOMA）、芝加哥藝術博物館（The Art Institute of Chicago）等知名博物館的永久收藏品，是歷久不衰的經典家具之作。
The Model 670 Lounge Chair and Model 671 Ottoman, collectively known as the Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman, rank among the most iconic designs of the 20th century. Drawing inspiration from the traditional English club chair, Charles and Ray Eames aimed to create a piece that, like a well-worn baseball mitt, would feel invitingly warm and exceptionally comfortable—an embodiment of luxury melded with modern design. Although the Eameses devoted much of their career to producing affordable furniture, this lounge chair and ottoman remain one of their most celebrated contributions to the high-end market.
The 670 Lounge Chair is composed of three distinct sections—headrest, backrest, and seat—each formed from five layers of molded plywood adorned with two layers of rosewood or walnut veneer. The walnut version, in particular, is cherished by modern design enthusiasts for its rich, warm woodgrain and understated elegance. Additionally, the Eameses incorporated their signature shock mounts into the design, providing superior comfort and stability.
Today, the Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman continue to be produced by Herman Miller and Vitra and are still highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts. They are held in the permanent collections of renowned museums such as the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Art Institute of Chicago, ensuring their status as timeless classics in the history of modern furniture design.