Y2K Eames Compact Couch by Herman Miller35" high x 72" wide x 30" deep x seat height 16" Herman Miller Site Description The inspiration for the Eames Sofa Compact (1954) derived from a built in sofa designers Charles and Ray Eames designed in the late 1940s for their home in Pacific Palisades, California. They liked that sofa so much, they decided to develop a freestanding version built on an airy pedestal of chromed steel legs. With plush foam cushions supported by resilient webbing, it

5” wide x 8

12” high x 16” diameter x 10” base diameter

5" deep × 21

minor scuffs from age and use

bedside table

5" diameter x 2" high

The certification assures that furniture products support a healthy indoor environment by meeting strict chemical emission limits for volatile organic compounds (VOCs)

18" tall x 12" wide

Beige Kartell bin

Some bits of the weave are not intact

1960s Bauhaus Jackson Boone "Plumber Nightmare" Coffee Mug Nuts

Metal conical black shade and base with contrasting shapes and finishes