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Saarinen House is Eliel Saarinen’s Art Deco masterwork and the jewel of Cranbrook's architectural treasures. Designed in the late 1920s and located at the heart of Cranbrook Academy of Art, from 1930 through 1950 Saarinen House served as the home and studio of the Finnish-American designer Eliel Saarinen—Cranbrook’s first resident ...
- F.L.W. Smith House
Carl Milles, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Eliel Saarinen on the...
- Campus Tours
The Eliel Saarinen-designed campus has fostered the careers...
- Three House Tours
Eliel Saarinen acted as both client and architect for this...
- Eliel Saarinen
Designed in 1928 and ready for use in 1930, Saarinen House...
- F.L.W. Smith House
Designed in the late 1920s and located at the heart of Cranbrook Academy of Art, from 1930 through 1950 Saarinen House served as the home and studio of the Finnish-American designer Eliel Saarinen—Cranbrook’s first resident architect and the Art Academy’s first president and head of the Architecture Department—and Loja Saarinen—the ...
Saarinen House served as the home, studio, and garden of the Finnish American Saarinen family, including architect, designer, and painter Eliel Saarinen, and weaver and designer Loja Saarinen. Completed in 1930, it is a unique example of a Modern, Art Deco-style domestic space realized through Arts and Crafts methodologies.
Saarinen House is the restored home and studio of former Cranbrook architect Eliel Saarinen and his wife Loja, a revolutionary fiber artist. The two-story Saarinen House with its hand-crafted decor and exquisite furnishings, is open for public tours from May through October, Thursday through Sunday at 2 pm.
Designed in the late 1920s and located at the heart of Cranbrook Academy of Art, from 1930 through 1950 Saarinen House served as the home and studio of the Finnish-American designer Eliel Saarinen—Cranbrook’s first resident architect and the Art Academy’s first president and head of the Architecture Department—and Loja Saarinen—the ...
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