Talk:Eames House

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To add to this article: more photos of the interior of the Eames House. 173.88.246.138 (talk) 09:41, 21 February 2021 (UTC)Reply

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... that when the Los Angeles government approved plans for the Eames House (pictured), a building inspector said, "We decided it isn't a house. We don't know what it is"? Source: Neuhart, Marilyn; Neuhart, John (May 25, 1994). Eames House. Wiley. p. 56.
- ALT1: ... that after the Eames House (pictured) received a construction permit, their architects completely redesigned it? Source: Burke, Sheridan; Somerville, Jyoti; Ostergren, Gail; Matarese, Laura; McCoy, Chandler (January 1, 2018). Eames House Conservation Management Plan (Report). p. 23
- ALT2: ... that one account has it that designer Charles Eames, in response to a question about how his house (pictured) was heated, pointed to his sweater? Source: Burke, Sheridan; Somerville, Jyoti; Ostergren, Gail; Matarese, Laura; McCoy, Chandler (January 1, 2018). Eames House Conservation Management Plan (Report). p. 27
- ALT3: ... that in their house (pictured), designers Charles and Ray Eames hung paintings face-down from the ceiling? Source: Keeps, David A. (June 28, 2007). "Forever Eames". Los Angeles Times. p. F.1
- ALT4: ... that a house of mass-produced parts in Los Angeles (pictured) later inspired many British architects? Source: MacMasters, Dan (November 21, 1976). "The Multidimensional World of Ray & Charles Eames". Los Angeles Times. p. O16.
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