Small Dot Pattern Pillow by Charles and Ray Eames

Originally designed in 1947 for a competition organized by the Museum of Modern Art, Charles and Ray Eames’ Dot Pattern is a lasting example of their contributions to modern visual design. The duo never used the Dot Pattern as a fabric in their lifetime. In 1999 Lucia Eames worked with Maharam Design Studio to translate their original vision—one inspired by the skeletal frame supporting the Eames Molded Plywood Dining Chair Metal Base—and turned it into a textile design. The Small Dot Pattern Pillow features the same pattern as the Dot Pattern Pillow, in a lesser scale and closer knit.