Vitra Eames Radio

The iconic Eames Radio from 1946 gets a revival! The recreation of the original design is a collaboration between manufacturer Vitra and the Eames Office and is limited to just 999 units. The modern remaking keeps the look of the original and features an elegant curved walnut casing with a contrasting black façade that encapsulates the mid-century design age. The obvious update though is in technology, it has modern internals from British radio maker REVO, and features Bluetooth connectivity, smart device charging, USB, AUX IN and headphone ports at back, FM tuner with RDS, dual alarm clock with snooze, and auto-update time settings.

You can purchase the limited edition Eames Radio for $999 USD at Connox and Need Supply

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