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Eero Saarinen was motivated by his designer friend Florence Knoll to create this masterful piece. Florence Knoll challenged Saarinen to design a comfortable, pleasant chair worthy of cuddling up in. Saarinen immediately started & delivered exactly what Knoll had requested. The Womb Chair is possibly the most comfortable and coziest seating option in designer history, taking its name from the shape of the chair and the way it cradles the human form. The sofa is constructed with greater surface area, making it ideal for resting and relaxation
Womb Settee is incredible and worthy of its own classical design. But combining it with the coordinating chair and/or stool, it becomes even more incredible. We'd be guilty if we didn't suggest this. You can't go wrong with any of these ground-breaking items because they can quickly bring an aura of satisfaction and charm to any environment
Saarinen emphasized quality by utilizing high grade materials to design this comfortable furnishings. By taking proper care, this magnificent sofa will ensure durability and undoubtedly be passed down through numerous generations
After introducing his famed Womb Style Chair Eero Saarinen crafted this magnificent couch in 1948
2-Seater version of this traditional design is incredible on its own
Our suggestion is to combine it with the coordinating chair and/or stool for better relaxation
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Eero Saarinen's propensity for flawlessness made him a faultless creator. The Finnish-American draftsman picked a sculptural methodology when it came to his furniture plans. The tasteful worked for him, and he became fixated on accomplishing the ideal bend or line.
Saarinen's plan interaction was a long and monotonous one. He was so fixed on the subtleties that he'd assemble many variants of a piece until it was outwardly and practically impeccable. The planner's time was surely not squandered; his imaginative plans incorporate the notable Tulip Armchair, the Tulip Table, and the Womb Chair.
Imagining the arrangement of a piece ended up being a key to Saarinen's incredible achievement. "Continuously plan a thing by thinking about it in its next bigger setting - a seat in a room, a room in a house, a house in a climate, a climate in a city plan," he once said.
