Eames House Bird – Timeless Mid-Century Modern Elegance

Eames House Bird – Timeless Mid-Century Modern Elegance

Charles and Ray Eames collected numerous objects from their travels. The figure of a black wooden bird, an object of American folk art from the Appalachian Mountains, has stood in the center of their living room for over fifty years. The bird is also seen in many of the Eameses’ photographs as well as the still popular Wire Chair & Bird advertisement.

Based on the original artifact and produced in Germany by long time partner, Vitra.

Featuring a beautifully contoured black body with subtle wood-grain detailing and slender metal legs, the Eames House Bird effortlessly blends organic form with modern simplicity. Its striking yet understated design makes it a perfect statement piece for bookshelves, consoles, desks, or curated decorative displays.

Whether showcased on its own or paired with other design objects, this timeless bird adds character, warmth, and a touch of architectural elegance to any home.

A true design classic that proves even the simplest forms can make a lasting impression.