Curvy furniture is a trend today, and everyone is trying to get a piece or two for their homes to make the space trendy. There are some classic pieces that will easily elevate any room, and most of them are curved! Today’s roundup is dedicated to the Womb chair, that is a classic piece worth investing in and that will match many spaces.
What Is The Womb Chair?
The Womb Chair is quite literally named after its structure. Its creator Saarinen intended to mimic the shape of a womb. It was designed on the theory that a great number of people have never really felt comfortable and secure since they left the womb.
A beautiful mid-century modern living room with a fireplace, bookshelves, a green Wumb chair with an ottoman, a duo of coffee tables.
A bold corner window nook with an orange Wumb chair and ottoman, a side table, faceted pendant lamps and woven shades.
A bold mid-century modern living room with rust-colored loveseat, a blue Wumb chair with an ottoman, a curved shelf and pillows.
A bold mid-century modern reading space with a blue Wumb chair and ottoman, a side table and a bookshelf on the wall.
A bold nook by the window with a jute rug, a mustard Wumb chair and ottoman, a side table and a basket, a potted plant.
A bold nook with a couple of side tables, a deep red Wumb chair and ottoman, a jute rug and some decor.
A bright and chic nook with a bold yellow Wumb chair and ottoman, a side table, a floor lamp and a potted plant.
Who Created The Womb Chair?
Eero Saarinen, a Finnish-born American architect, led the experiential nature of furniture design in the 1950s. As a designer, Saarinen vowed to challenge the structural and aesthetic problems of a chair. Following his award-winning partnership for a molded plywood chair with Charles Eames, he created the Womb Chair.
Brooklyn Heights Apartment, Location: Brooklyn NY, Architect: Ed Kopel Architects, Interior Design: DJ Harmon.
A bright nook with a black and white artwork, a hot red Wumb chair and ottoman, a side table and a blue rug.
A catchy living room with a brown leather sofa, a red Wumb chair and ottoman, a grey knit pouf and a fluffy rug.
A catchy living room with a creamy sofa, blue Wumb chairs and ottomans, a glass coffee table on casters.
A catchy mid-century modern living room with a stained wall-mounted shelving unit, a blue chair, a grey Wumb chair and ottoman, a printed rug.
A catchy reading nook with a panoramic window, an airy bookshelf, a mustard Wumb chair and ottoman.
A contemporary space with a mirror in a frame, a brown leather Wumb chair and ottoman, a round coffee table and a table lamp.
A contrasting nook with a burgundy Wumb chair and ottoman, a black floor lamp and a contrasting artwork, a black dresser.
A cool nook by the window with bold artwork and a grey Wumb chair with a bold blanket is cool.
A delicate and airy space by the window with a creamy Wumb chair and ottoman, a black floor lamp and an artwork, a side table.
A glazed space with a blue Wumb chair and ottoman, side tables and greenery and books is amazing for reading here.
What’s Special About The Womb Chair?
Created in 1946, the Womb Chair reinvented the idea of comfort. Saarinen carried out Florence Knoll’s request of creating a chair that resembled “a basket full of pillows.” The chair’s unique design accommodates any type of sitting posture paired with perfectly heightened armrests. This mid-century piece is adaptable to almost any space whether it be in the home, office, or elsewhere. In the years following its release, Knoll created an accompanying ottoman for maximum comfort.
A light-filled nook with a fluffy rug, a grey Wo,b chair with an ottoman and a low pendant light to read books.
A mid-century modern dining space with a stained credenza, a dining seat, a rust-colored Wumb chair and ottoman.
A neutral space with a built-in fireplace, a neutral Wumb chair and ottoman, a polished metal side table and a floor lamp.
A neutral space with a light-stained built-in storage unit, a creamy Wumb chair, a side table and a floor lamp.
A neutral space with a sleek white storage unit, a niche shelf, a deep purple Wumb chair with an ottoman, a side table.
A peaceful neutral space with built-in shelves, a creamy Wumb chair and ottoman, neutral curtains and brass details.
Where To Place The Womb Chair?
This chair can be placed anywhere, though it’s most often used in living rooms. You can organize a lovely sitting or reading nook by the window using a Womb chair and its ottoman, a bookshelf or a side table and some floor lamp. A fireplace nook can be also made with a Womb chair; place a Womb chair in an awkward nook to make it a very desired space to stay in, put one in your bedroom if there’s enough place for it. Get inspired to invest into a timeless Womb chair to make your home cooler!
A refined space with a bookshelf, an amber leather Wumb chair and ottoman, a side table and abstract artwork.
A rust-colored Wumb chair taking an awkward nook in the space is a bold and cool idea, it looks great even without an ottoman.
A Scandinavian living room with stained bookshelves, a grey Wumb chair and ottoman, some artwork and lamps.
A Scandinavian nook with a white storage unit, a navy Wumb chair and ottoman, a side table and a floor lamp.
A sophisticated living room with vintage stone cladding, a mantel with greenery, a burgundy Wumb chair with an ottoman and a side table.
A stylish glazed dining space with a glazed roof and walls, moody black furniture and a creamy Wumb chair for a contrast.
A stylish nook with a built-in shelving unit, an amber leather chair and ottoman, a side table and a rug us cozy and cool.
A stylish reading nook with an amber leather Wumb chair and ottoman, a side table and an artwork.
An airy space with a marble clad fireplace, a creamy chair with an ottoman, a floor lamp and artwork.
An elegant mid-century modern space with a sofa, a sideboard, a grey Wumb chair and ottoman, a side table with plants.
An elegant nook with stained frames and furniture, a brown Wumb chair and ottoman and some greenery.
A cute Parisian living room design.
Place a Wumb chair and ottoman in a nursery to make staying with your kid more comfortable and cool.
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