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The design uses a pattern by the Eames', developed, but not produced in connection with a textile competition at the MoMA (NYC) in 1947. In the year 2000, the Dot Pattern was created for the first time by the Eames Office in conjunction with Maharam, the textile manufacturer. This designer card case from Eames Office is trendy and lightweight while keeping your business cards in perfect condition. The card case's design is etched into the mirror chrome finished metal. The outside front shows the black small dot print by Ray. Black lacquer is hand applied in the etched parts of the design. The designer card case comes in a black box with a black sleeve. This metal card case is approved and certified by the Eames Office whose role is to communicate, preserve, and extend the work of Charles and Ray Eames.
Charles & Ray Eames "Dot" designer card case:
Care instructions: Wipe clean with a soft cloth.
Charles and Ray Eames were 20th-century American designers best known for their groundbreaking contributions to architecture, furniture design, and industrial design. Not only they have had a prominent influence on manufacturing but on photography. They believed that design is a solution to a problem and remained true to their philosophies for their entire lives.
In the first place, their work reflected the nation’s defining social movements. This husband-and-wife team based their pieces on a combination of art and science. The Eameses design architecture, process, product, style, and function ushered in a new age of design.
Their world-renowned Eames lounge chair is now in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. It also stands in homes and offices throughout the world. They received many awards, including the Royal Gold Medal and the Twenty-Five Year Award from the American Institute of Architects.
Musart is proud to present their work and designs that still inspire us today.