The Eames Lounge Chair by famous architects Ray and Charles Eames is a design legend, one of the most iconic pieces of furniture in the world. The chair first saw the world in 1956, in the heyday of mid-age modernism. The Eames Lounge Chair became the manifesto of the modern understanding of the classics, a model of taste and elegance. The beginning of the general public's acquaintance with this Icon of Design was the presentation organized by Herman Miller on the American television channel NBS. The license for the production of this chair in Europe was acquired by Vitra, with which the Davis Сasa brand cooperates. Since 1956, the production of this chair did not stop for a single day. There are a huge number of fakes of this iconic design object in the world. But we know that it is possible to copy the appearance of an object, but the quality of the product and comfort - never. And do we need a "fake status"? The Davis Casa brand offers only authentic design. The collection model of this chair was sold at auction for $70,000. Today, the Eames Lounge Chair is on display at MoMa in New York.

George Nelson is one of the most famous American designers of the mid-XX century and one of the most talented architectural journalists.
Over 50 years of his creative activity, he managed to try himself in many design industries.
Nelson gained immense popularity as a furniture, industrial designer, interior and exhibition designer. As it turned out, he was also an amazing author - a reporter, editor and essayist.
George Nelson was the chief designer of Herman Miller in 1945-1979. During this period, the best American designers collaborated with Herman Miller: Ray and Charles Eames, Isamu Noguchi, Harry Bertoia. Some of them had no experience in designing furniture and became designers thanks to Nelson.
Ball clock was invented by Nelson completely by accident. Thus, George Nelson and his friends fooled around and drew scribbles, making fun of the fact that one could invent a clock in this way. And the next morning, one sketch was noticed among the many sketches, which formed the basis of the Ball clock, perhaps the most popular ones of the entire series of designer creations by George Nelson.
Ball clock is the best-selling model of clocks that Vitra offers from the George Nelson collection.

The UP 5 (or Donna) chair was designed by Gaetano Pesce in 1969 and became the centerpiece of the entire UP collection for B&B Italia.
In the design of this chair, Gaetano Pesce expressed his view of a woman who, in his opinion, is a prisoner of herself. The presentation of the UP collection has become one of the legendary ones of the 60s art design.
In 2000, the B&B Italia company bought the copyright for the UP series from Gaetano Pesce and resumed the production of the Donna chair, already an Icon of Design, in several colors (black, red, yellow, purple, gray). The Davis Casa brand always has at least one Donna chair on display in its stores. Our customers love it!