Documenting the work of Charles and Ray Eames, this volume surveys one of the most influential design partnerships of the modern era across furniture, architecture, film, and industrial production. The book traces how their multidisciplinary approach reshaped everyday objects and environments, with a focus on accessible, functional design for postwar American living. Archival photography, sketches, and finished works outline both process and output, presenting a clear view of how their ideas translated into mass-produced forms.