On the first day of Christmas, by a cove there to see, mold plywood for an Eames tree.
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| Christmas tree made by molding plywood chair legs by Charles and Ray Eames. Circa 1946. Photo from Library of Congress website. |
12.12.2012
The Twelve Days of Christmas with Architects: Day 1
Today is a special day to start a series of blog posts that count down to Christmas. It's a repeating date of 12.12.12 which is probably the last time we'll ever see in this century. With that, I begin the countdown.
On the first day of Christmas, by a cove there to see, mold plywood for an Eames tree.
On the first day of Christmas, by a cove there to see, mold plywood for an Eames tree.
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