
via gizmodo
Herman Miller has announced a renewed version of the Eames Molded Chair once again made with fiberglass instead of polypropylene. The original versions were discontinued by Ray Eames in 1989 because its material chemistry was detrimental to the environment and couldn’t be recycled. Herman Miller has now developed a more sustainable way to produce the fiberglass. The new process eliminates VOCs and other HAPs during production.
As a bonus to the environmental benefits, Herman Miller reformulated the color pigments to match the vintage color options of the originals. Nine vintage color options of the Eames Molded Chair and Side Chair will be available this summer with wire, dowel leg, four leg, stacking and rocking bases.
Click here for the full press release from Herman Miller.
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