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Eames Molded Plywood Ebony Lounge Chair hr-inspection Below sits a lightweight VibramCharles and Ray Eames introduced their Molded Plywood Lounge Chair with Wood Base, also known as the LCW, in 1946. Despite competitors having over 50 years to best it, it was still named the Best Design of the 20th Century by Time magazine, thanks to an unmatched mix of simplicity, elegance, and comfort. The seat and back are five ply, while the legs and back brace are eight ply for added strength; rubber shock mounts sit between the components to