Designed by Charles and Ray Eames

Eames Molded Plastic Dining Chair

Angle view of the Red Eames Molded Plastic Dining Chair EC-127

An iconic form, updated with recycled plastic

Originally introduced in 1970 as EC-127, Eames Molded Plastic Dining Chair pairs the energy of a newcomer with the comfort of this classic design. Made with 99% post-industrial recycled plastic and available in contemporary colors, it’s perfect for offices, libraries, and dining rooms.

Dimensions

A line drawing - Eames Molded Plastic Dining Chair–Fully Upholstered

Eames Molded Plastic Dining Chair

  • Height: 30.5"
  • Width: 20.4"
  • Depth: 20.6"
  • Seat Depth: 16.2"
  • Seat Height: 17.2"

For a full listing of precise product dimensions and details, consult the price book.

Iterations on 
a chair design

Charles and Ray Eames famously revisited and improved upon their designs, both in the moment and over time.

Eames DCM Molded Wood Dining Chair with Metal Base around a table, archival imagery.

DCM (1946): The Dining Chair Metal was developed at the same time as the wood version and used the same molded plywood techniques the Eames Office had pioneered.
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Woman working at desk in an EC-127 chair, archival imagery.

DCM-L (1970): This iteration, intended for libraries (the “L” in its name), had back legs that were ¾-inch longer for a more upright sitting posture. The longer legs then became standard on all DCM models.

Mass of Eames Molded Plastic Dining Chairs facing away with white backs and a metal frame.

EC-127 (also 1970): Informally known as the “upholstered DCM,” the EC-127 was made of reinforced plastic, which allowed for a new shock-absorbing rubber and metal mount that was stronger—an innovation that continues to be used in Eames plastic chairs today.
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Three Eames Molded Plastic Dining Chairs EC-127 including an all red chair, an upholstered orange chair with white shell, and black and white checkered chair with yellow frame.

Eames Molded Plastic Dining Chair (2025): Featuring the same iconic form as its predecessors, this iteration is made from 99% post-industrial recycled plastic.