EAMES SEGMENTED BASE BY HERMAN MILLER

DESIGNED BY | Charles and Ray Eames, 1964

The concise, comprehensive expression of what a table can be

Designed with an architect’s focus on stability, and an artist’s eye for proportion, Eames Tables continue to be as relevant as they were at their introduction in 1964. Graceful and versatile, Eames Tables offer a choice of sizes, top shapes and materials, bases, and multiple power options. However they’re configured and wherever they’re used, they bear the signature Eames mark of beauty and utility in design.

For any place and every need

Graceful and versatile, Eames Tables offer a choice of sizes, top shapes and materials, bases and power options. However they’re configured and wherever they’re used, they bear the signature Eames mark of beauty and utility in design.

Versatility and choice

Eames Tables have dozens of available options, including height, material and integrated power. Whatever you choose, this timeless classic meets practically any contemporary need.

Built from the base up

The T-Leg base once again turns your Eames Table into a desk or learning table. Pulled straight from the archives, this distinctive silhouette joins the Universal, Contract and Segmented bases, adding to the broad range of applications Eames Tables can support.

Power at your convenience

Technology is integral to today’s workplace. With a choice of discreet power options, Eames tables can be just as integral. All power options can be used in conjunction with one another, depending on the table configuration. Each power option is designed to provide seamless access to power, whether through the tabletop or below, with a convenient undermount, allowing people to charge their devices whenever and wherever necessary.

Round grommets offer cable management. Cords are routed under the tabletop and concealed within the column and base for a clean aesthetic.