Which lounge chair is named among Frasier's apartment furniture?

The Eames Lounge Chair is named among the furniture in Frasier’s apartment.

Frasier Crane’s Seattle home was designed as an ultra-modern, eclectic space, reflecting his cultivated taste and his desire to present himself as sophisticated. The set included several recognizable high-end design pieces, including an Eames Lounge Chair and a Wassily Chair. It also featured a replica of Coco Chanel’s sofa and an open, slightly split-level layout facing a dramatic terrace view.

The Eames Lounge Chair was designed by Charles and Ray Eames and introduced in 1956. Its molded plywood shells and leather cushions were inspired partly by the comfort and visual richness of a traditional English club chair. In the sitcom, it belongs to Frasier’s carefully curated environment rather than Martin’s much more worn and practical recliner.

That contrast explains a frequent mix-up: Martin’s battered recliner is one of the show’s most recognizable furnishings, but it is not the designer lounge chair named in the question. The Eames piece is associated with Frasier’s apartment’s modernist decor, while the recliner represents Martin’s comfort and everyday practicality.