A familiar figure in mid-century interiors, the Eames House Bird was part of the personal collection of Charles and Ray Eames, often seen in photographs of their iconic home. Based on a piece of American folk art they admired, the bird has become a well-loved design object in its own right.

Produced by Vitra in wood with steel wire legs, it serves as a sculptural accent and a subtle reflection of the Eames' approach to living with meaningful objects.