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Hommage À Eero Saarinen

Womb Chair & Ottoman

Womb Chair & Ottoman

Regular price $1,700.00 USD
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Upholstery: Echo Black | Faux Shearling
Steel Clamp: Polished Chrome | Steel

Delivered In: 10-14 weeks

The Womb Chair & Ottoman were originally designed by Eero Saarinen and introduced in 1948. The sculptural form provides a protective cocoon of comfort that welcomes the body's natural desire to curl up and unwind.

The Womb Chair expresses revolutionary comfort and organic modernism by using high-density foam formed over a molded fiberglass shell. It is supported by a sleek tubular steel base.

Shown in Echo Black Faux Shearling fabric with Polished Chrome Steel Legs.

The Archetype Forms Womb Chair & Ottoman are a faithful reproduction of the original Eero Saarinen Womb Chair & Ottoman Model 70 and Ottoman Model 74.

Product Details

Archetype Forms Womb Chair & Ottoman

The Archetype Forms Womb Chair & Ottoman feature an enveloping, cocoon-like form with sculptural curves that cradle the body in supreme comfort. The revolutionary design uses a molded fiberglass shell with foam cushioning supported by sleek tubular steel legs, eliminating the need for traditional upholstery construction. This groundbreaking approach to comfort through shell design rather than deep cushioning quickly garnered widespread acclaim, becoming an instant icon of mid-century modernism and establishing Saarinen as a visionary in organic furniture design.

The Womb Ottoman complements the lounge chair perfectly, serving as a footrest to create the ultimate relaxation experience, or functioning as additional sculptural seating as needed. The ottoman's matching fiberglass construction and chrome steel base echo the chair's elegant proportions while providing versatile functionality.

The original Womb Chair was exhibited in the US Pavilion at the 1951 Milan Triennale and is featured in MoMA's permanent collection, cementing Saarinen's design as a defining piece of comfortable, sophisticated living spaces worldwide.

Shop the Womb Chair & Ottoman online in the USA.

Designer

Eero Saarinen

Eero Saarinen (1910-1961) was a Finnish-American architect and industrial designer who became one of the most influential modernist architects and designers of the mid-20th century, known for his bold, sculptural forms that pushed the boundaries of both architecture and furniture design. Born in Finland to architect Eliel Saarinen, he immigrated to the United States as a child and studied sculpture and architecture at Yale before establishing his own practice.

Construction

Structure: Molded Fiberglass Shell

Inner-Padding: High-Density Foam wrapped over fiberglass mold

Base: Tubular Steel

Upholstery: Custom

Reproduction

The Archetype Forms Womb Chair & Ottoman are a faithful reproduction of the original Eero Saarinen Womb Chair & Ottoman Model 70 and Ottoman Model 74. These items are not manufactured by or affiliated with the original designer(s) and associated parties.

Dimensions

Width (in): Chair - 40" | Ottoman - 25.5"
Height (in): Chair - 35.5" | Ottoman - 16"
Depth (in): Chair - 34" | Ottoman - 20"

Width (cm): Chair - 101.5 cm | Ottoman - 65 cm
Height (cm): Chair - 90 cm | Ottoman - 40.5 cm
Depth (in): Chair - 86.5 cm | Ottoman - 51 cm

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Product Details

Archetype Forms Womb Chair & Ottoman

The Archetype Forms Womb Chair & Ottoman feature an enveloping, cocoon-like form with sculptural curves that cradle the body in supreme comfort. The revolutionary design uses a molded fiberglass shell with foam cushioning supported by sleek tubular steel legs, eliminating the need for traditional upholstery construction. This groundbreaking approach to comfort through shell design rather than deep cushioning quickly garnered widespread acclaim, becoming an instant icon of mid-century modernism and establishing Saarinen as a visionary in organic furniture design.

The Womb Ottoman complements the lounge chair perfectly, serving as a footrest to create the ultimate relaxation experience, or functioning as additional sculptural seating as needed. The ottoman's matching fiberglass construction and chrome steel base echo the chair's elegant proportions while providing versatile functionality.

The original Womb Chair was exhibited in the US Pavilion at the 1951 Milan Triennale and is featured in MoMA's permanent collection, cementing Saarinen's design as a defining piece of comfortable, sophisticated living spaces worldwide.

Shop the Womb Chair & Ottoman online in the USA.

Designer

Eero Saarinen

Eero Saarinen (1910-1961) was a Finnish-American architect and industrial designer who became one of the most influential modernist architects and designers of the mid-20th century, known for his bold, sculptural forms that pushed the boundaries of both architecture and furniture design. Born in Finland to architect Eliel Saarinen, he immigrated to the United States as a child and studied sculpture and architecture at Yale before establishing his own practice.

Construction

Structure: Molded Fiberglass Shell

Inner-Padding: High-Density Foam wrapped over fiberglass mold

Base: Tubular Steel

Upholstery: Custom

Reproduction

The Archetype Forms Womb Chair & Ottoman are a faithful reproduction of the original Eero Saarinen Womb Chair & Ottoman Model 70 and Ottoman Model 74. These items are not manufactured by or affiliated with the original designer(s) and associated parties.

Dimensions

Width (in): Chair - 40" | Ottoman - 25.5"
Height (in): Chair - 35.5" | Ottoman - 16"
Depth (in): Chair - 34" | Ottoman - 20"
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Width (cm): Chair - 101.5 cm | Ottoman - 65 cm
Height (cm): Chair - 90 cm | Ottoman - 40.5 cm
Depth (in): Chair - 86.5 cm | Ottoman - 51 cm

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Hommage À Eero Saarinen

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Eero Saarinen (1910-1961) was a Finnish-American architect and industrial designer who became one of the most influential modernist architects and designers of the mid-20th century, known for his bold, sculptural forms that pushed the boundaries of both architecture and furniture design. Born in Finland to architect Eliel Saarinen, he immigrated to the United States as a child and studied sculpture and architecture at Yale before establishing his own practice.