Interior Tour of the Eames House

Enjoy an individualized interior tour for two of the Eames House led by an Eames grandchild, followed by the opportunity to enjoy the Eames House meadow for sketching, reading, and/or picnicking. This is a rare opportunity to visit the interior of this iconic residence, and to individualize the content of the tour based on your interests. Guests will be responsible for bringing their own food/non-alcoholic drink for picnicking, and all CDC COVID-19 guidelines applicable at the time of the visit will be followed. Please note that masks will be required for the safety and security of the visitors and staff.

Your visit is redeemable at a mutually agreeable time for 2 years after the reopen date. Photos are allowed of the exterior of the buildings and grounds for souvenir purposes only, no interior photos.  

The Eames House

Charles and Ray Eames designed and built the Eames House in 1949.  Known as Case Study House No. 8, it was one of roughly two-dozen homes built under the Case Study House Program that was spearheaded by John Entenza, the publisher of Arts & Architecture magazine. 

The Eameses moved into their home on Christmas Eve 1949, and lived there for the rest of their lives.  The interior, with its collection of furniture and objects, remains very much the way it was during Charles and Ray's lifetimes.  Now a National Historic Landmark, the Eames House is an iconographic structure visited by people from all over the world.  Its charm and appeal is perhaps best expressed by Charles' own words, "At all times love and discipline have led to a beautiful environment and a good life."

• Company Name : Eames Foundation