Every inch of this skateboard collaboration pays homage to the iconic Lounge Chair and Ottoman and its unparalleled design legacy

From the founding of the Eames Office in Venice California, Charles and Ray Eames pioneered the very technology that enables us to bring skateboards to life - moulded plywood. In the 1940's the designer couple developed innovative plywood moulding techniques that led them to create some of the most iconic furniture designs of the 20th Century; namely their 1956 Lounge Chair and Ottoman.

All Lounge series boards come in a heavyweight canvas board bag that folds down into a carry-all tote. For average days this tote bag is a stylish way to move your belongings, though it’s also a useful board bag when travelling or bringing your board into places they're not usually smiled upon.

Honouring the 75-year anniversary of La Chaise, originally created for MoMA’s 1948 Low Cost Furniture Competition. This wall art series will speak to some as abstract photographic art, others as an important milestone in manufacturing, and to those who skate as an intriguing spot.. and to a select few, all three.

The series comes in collector packaging and includes steel wall-hanging brackets. One image cast across 5 boards, this unique wall art is exceptionally easy to mount, even if you’ve never hung skateboards before. All mounting hardware is included.

Each set features an embedded metallic Eames Office + Globe badge that marks the product’s authenticity. The top of the decks faithfully recreate the original relief map of the fiberglass shell, and include additional context about the chair and a look behind the process of the husband and wife design duo.