Herman Miller （ハーマンミラー）のインスタグラム(hermanmiller) - 2月19日 00時45分

Today's #shellspotting story comes from Tim Smith (@thsnyc), who submitted a photo of his impeccably preserved, vintage #Eames LAR, accompanied by the remarkable story of its provenance. As he tells us: "This chair belonged to my grandparents, Charlotte and Ray O’Tool of Bay City, MI. My grandmother was a very stylish woman, always on top of every design trend. This chair in their home is one of my earliest memories of visits to grandma and grandpa. Perhaps, because it had a childlike scale, but also because it was unlike anything I was accustomed to. I believe it is the first design object that I ever coveted, and I let it be known to my grandmother whenever we visited. She always said that my name was on it for when she died and, needless to say, I inherited it from her (my name in masking tape on the bottom of it when they settled her affairs). This chair was the spark to a long passion for collecting (especially 20th-century modern design objects) that continues to this day. The designs of Eames, Nelson, Knoll were the everyday objects of my youth; we grew up together." #Eames #WHYHM

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