Eames "Kite" Playing Cards glassware and more) shares all her

and more) shares all her best advice for event planning and entertaining in style in this book that celebrates the art of togetherness and shared meals

Kurtz speaks frankly about channeling human emotion into our art

organic arrangements that blur the lines between past and present

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Eames "Kite" Playing Cards glassware and more) shares all herMade in collaboration with the Eames Office. Eames "Kite" Playing Cards take inspiration from a tissue paper kite designed by Charles Eames in 1950. The simplicity of form and whimsical color scheme were drawn directly from the original artifact, a high design toy that reminds us to Take your pleasure seriously. Eames Playing Cards come in a letterpress printed box celebrating the house Charles and Ray designed and built.