Unveiling the Untold Sides of the Eameses

Charles and Ray Eames were pioneers of "Mid-Century Modern," a new design movement born from American modernism in the 1940s-60s. The chairs bearing their name, created generations ago, continue to be cherished worldwide and inspire countless people.

This film brings to light the lesser-known aspects of the Eameses' lives through their letters and photographs, revealed for the first time after their deaths. It also features interviews with former "Eames Office" staff, their daughter Lucia Eames, and grandson Eames Demetrios, alongside beautiful imagery of their work.

The Couple Who Designed "20th-Century America"

Ray Kaiser, aspiring painter, met Charles Eames, who was already married. They fell in love, eventually recognized each other's talents, and founded the "Eames Office."

Navigating World War II, America's rapid modernization, and the Cold War, they turned these challenges into opportunities, creating a diverse range of works from furniture and toys to architecture and film.





Discover the lifestyle and principles of the couple who designed "20th-Century America." "The Eameses: Charles & Ray, Architects & Designers" offers a new perspective on their charm, revealing facets beyond their iconic products.