The Eames House

The Eames House, also known as Case Study House No. 8, is a historic modernist home in Los Angeles designed by Charles and Ray Eames. Built in 1949, it exemplifies their innovative use of materials like steel and glass, blending indoor and outdoor spaces through open-plan design. The house served as both their residence and studio, reflecting their philosophies of functional, beautiful architecture that promotes a sense of community and connection with nature. Recognized as a masterpiece of mid-20th-century design, it remains influential in architecture and design circles today.