Recently I was asked to design some pins for one of my favorite places on the planet--the Eames House. Charles and Ray Eames influenced all aspects of design throughout the 20th century and beyond. One of the things I admire most about the Eames Office was their fearlessness in approaching all things creative--furniture design, illustration, film, exhibits, and more. Most folks associate the Eameses with the 1960's, but much of their work was done in prior decades, including their house--built in 1949.
The pin I designed for the House is based on a memorable section of the exterior. I made sure that every color and number of windows were accurate and proportional.
To see my photos of the Eames House, click here. To see my photos of Herman Miller and the only other Eames-designed house, click here.
The pin I designed for the House is based on a memorable section of the exterior. I made sure that every color and number of windows were accurate and proportional.
To see my photos of the Eames House, click here. To see my photos of Herman Miller and the only other Eames-designed house, click here.