Miller House Heritage in Indianapolis Museum of Art by Eero Saarinen

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J. Irwin Miller, a well-known industrialist, have once commissioned designer Eero Saarinen to made up his family house. Now, the house interior has ended up as part of the architecture heritage as it was donated to the Indianapolis Museum of Art in 2008 together with most of the original furnishings, the residence features works of the leading 20th century architects.

The house designed with open floor plan, flat roof, and a combination between stone and glass walls. It displays exceptional furniture pieces and astonishing interior exterior design. Anyone can see the heritage in the museum and witness how great design lasts for many years.

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