Eliel Saarinen Furniture

an incredible journey back in time where the integrity of materials blend with timeless craftsmanship. Fluted tall back dining chair . frame in solid wood with fine lacquer finish an...

Stamped, signed, dated and numbered. A 1983 Adelta blue chair by Eliel Saarinen is a rare and sophisticated piece of art deco design that blends geometry and comfort, inspired by th...

Gorgeous pair of Eliel Saarinen (1873-1950) bronze Art Deco torchère floor lamps, circa 2000. These sculptural lamps were authorized for reproduction by Cranbrook Academy of Art and modeled after the original pair designed for Saarinen House...

High end authorized reissue version of the iconic Cranbrook Saarinen chair circa 1929. These chair were crafted by Charles Phipps & Sons, for Arkite...

Designed by Eliel Saarinen in 1929 for his wife's studio in Cranbrook/ The fabric used in the upholstery was designed by Josef Hoffman. This suite is from a limited production in 198...

Maple and ebonized, Eliel Saarinen side chair by Adelta Finland was created after an original design by Eliel Saarinen. Stamped on the bottom with Saarinen House...

Birch two door cabinet by architect/designer Eliel Saarinen, father of architect/designer Eero Saarinen. The piece is part of a modular designed series called the FHA (Flexible Home Arrangement...

Eliel Saarinen short four drawer dresser for Johnson Furniture Co. The design is from the FHA (Flexible Home Arrangement) a modular collectio...

In 1983, the Finnish company Adelta produced a limited edition of an elegant 1929 design by Eliel Saarinen, called the "Blue Chair". Marked to the underside and numbered 1294 and 1295. Eliel Saarinen, 'Blue Chairs', Adelta Production, Finland. Art Deco style this chairs have been designed in 1929 for Saarinen House...

This candelabrum in nickel-plated brass was designed by Swanson in 1935 for the interior of Gordon Menselssohn's home in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. Over a decade later, Swanson, his wife, Pipsan Saarinen Swanson, and Eliel Saarinen created the Swanson Saarinen Group and included this design in their line of furnishings for the modern home. Also Cranbrook Art Museum: 100 treasures.

PLEASE NOTE: THERE ARE ONLY 6 CHAIRS AVAILABLE NOW! Beautiful set of six cranbrook dining room chairs designed by famous designer Eliel Saarinen and reissued by Adelta around 1983. These absolute breathtaking designed Art Deco chairs were artfully made of Fine maple wood combined with black lacquer work and impress with the unusual, extensively shaped backrest. Each Cranbrook Chair shows a metal plate with engraved Serial No on the bottom. By the way, this terrific set of iconic dining room chairs was part of the inventory of the famous Hilton Hotel in Vienna, the capital of Austria. Some interesting facts about this renown designer: Eliel Saarinen, born 1873 was a Finnish artist and designer. After moving from Finland to the United States he soon became a very important person in design history. As president of the renown Cranbrook Academy of Art (CAA) in Michigan and later the director of Department of Architecture and Urban Design, Saarinen´s project - the Saarinen House...

Eliel Saarinen, 'Blue Sofa', Adelta, Finland. Art Deco style this Model has been designed in 1929 for Saarinen House, Cranbrook. Produced circa 1980s. F...