Set of Six “Bikini” Wire Chairs

Ray & Charles Eames – Set of Six “Bikini” Wire Chairs, France, 1960s

An iconic expression of mid-century modern design

This set of six “Bikini” wire chairs designed by Charles Eames and Ray Eames for Herman Miller embodies the innovative spirit of mid-century modern design and the Eames’ pioneering exploration of industrial materials and ergonomic form.

Part of the celebrated Wire Chair series, the “Bikini” model is distinguished by its light, sculptural silhouette and its distinctive tubular metal base supporting a white lacquered wire bucket seat. The open structure creates a sense of visual lightness while maintaining strength and functionality, reflecting the Eames’ philosophy of combining comfort, efficiency, and aesthetic clarity.

Designed in the 1960s, these chairs remain highly sought after for their timeless versatility and architectural presence. Whether used in a dining setting, creative workspace, or contemporary interior, they bring a strong graphic identity while blending effortlessly into a variety of environments.

Presented in signs of use consistent with age and authenticity, this set retains its original character and patina, enhancing its vintage appeal.

Origin: France
Designer: Ray & Charles Eames
Manufacturer: Herman Miller
Model: “Bikini” Wire Chairs (set of 6)
Year: 1960s
Materials: Lacquered metal wire; tubular metal legs
Dimensions: W 48 cm × D 50 cm × H 80 cm
Condition: Signs of use consistent with age