Eero Saarinen

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  Saarinen Round Dining Tables Price: $1,807.00-$7,826.00

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  Saarinen Oval Dining Tables Price: $4,743.00-$14,236.00
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  Saarinen Oval Side Table Price: $672.00
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  Saarinen Oval Coffee Table Price: $1,519.00

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  [+] Saarinen Large Womb Chair Price: $3,282.00

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  [+] Saarinen Medium Womb Chair Price: $3,097.00

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  [+] Saarinen Child's Womb Chair Price: $2,787.00
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  [+] Saarinen Large Womb Ottoman Price: $968.00

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  [+] Saarinen Medium Womb Ottoman Price: $913.00
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  [+] Saarinen Executive Chair with Tubular Leg Price: $907.00

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  [+] Saarinen Executive Chair with Plastic Back Price: $631.00
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  [+] Saarinen Executive Chair with Wood Leg Price: $1,157.00

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  [+] Saarinen Executive Armchair with Tubular Leg Price: $1,353.00
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  [+] Saarinen Executive Armchair with Wood Leg Price: $1,584.00

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  Saarinen Round Side Tables Price: $557.00-$1,846.00
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  Saarinen Round Coffee Table Price: $1,513.00

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  [+] Organic Chair Price: $2,245.00

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  [+] Organic Conference Chair Price: $2,245.00

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Eero Saarinen

The son of architect and Cranbrook Academy of Art director Eliel Saarinen and his wife, textile artist Loja, Eero Saarinen studied sculpture in Paris and architecture at Yale before working on furniture design with Norman Bel Geddes and practicing architecture with his father. He collaborated on several projects in furniture design with his friend, Cranbrook alumnus Charles Eames, and opened his own practice in Bloomfield Hills in 1950. Among the many buildings for which he is known are the Dulles International Airport in Washington, DC, The Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Missouri, and the TWA Terminal at Kennedy International Airport in New York. He was the recipient of numerous awards and the subject of many exhibitions.