6 Gorgeous Eames Chair Replicas to Get a Luxe Look for Less

The Eames DCM (Dining Chair Metal) debuted in 1946 and Time Magazine called it the "Best Design of the 20th Century."

This spot-on replica's features include a five-ply molded seat and back, with an ash wood veneer in a choice of oak or walnut stain, and stainless legs with a polished chrome finish. While it may be on the pricey side, it's still roughly $485 less than the original, plus it comes with a 5-year warranty.

This replica of the whimsical 1950s Eames Rocking Shell Chair (aka Eames RAR, for "rocking arm chair, rod base) is a well-priced dupe. It's perfect for creating a reading nook in the corner of a room and would make a stylish addition to a child's nursery. It features solid wood and a transparent seat with a dowel leg base.

The actual name of this chair is way less sexy than its more popular nickname, the Eames "Eiffel" chair, as the base's design recollects the iconic Paris landmark.

The dimensions of this replica, sold in a set of two, are accurate within an inch of the original, though the seat isn't as elongated and doesn't have the same sleek silhouette. Still, the legs are similarly angled and tapered, and it comes in 10 color options. It also gets high marks from customers, with an average user rating of 4.5 stars.

Subtle details are what make this ergonomic office chair a standout replica of the Eames Aluminum Group Chair. The back isn't as wide as the original and the base and armrests lack the heft of its pricier partner; however, the seat has a similar design to the Eames version, with embossed ribbing and a rolled finish at the top and front, along with a polished chrome back bar.

The seat is also height adjustable and swivels 360 degrees, and the base features five casters, true to the original design. Plus, it comes in 19 color options.

If you love the look of the Eames rocker above but want a chair that's stationary, this armchair is your best bet. It's a nice addition to just about any room in the house—many use it as an end chair at a rectangular dining table—but like the rocker above, it also makes a lovely accent chair in a bedroom or study.

The chair is made from a single molded piece of ABS plastic, supported by a metal Eames "Eiffel" base with non-skid feet. Its maximum weight capacity is 250 pounds and it comes in matte black and matte white.

Here's another exceptional Eames replica, this one of the timeless Eames Molded Plywood Lounge Chair Wood Base (LCW), part of the collection called the "Best Design of the 20th Century" by Time Magazine.

The replica's dimensions are spot on within an inch of the real deal, and it features the same five-ply molded seat and back design. It's available in two veneers—oak and a rich-looking American walnut—plus it comes with a 5-year warranty.