Description

Saarinen's solution of the clutter of legs was the Tulip collection, or Pedestal, which was its original name. A design waiting to happen, it was was not until Knoll supplied the technical solution that the design was possible. The Saarinen tulip chairs are available with or without arms and with a swivel action or fixed position.

Technical Info

Dimensions:
W:68 x D:59 x H:81cm (Seat height:48cm)

White, black or platinium shell and base.
Swivel function.
Seat cushion fixed with velcro.

The collection including arms, swivel, fixed, upholstered, fabric, leather and own fabric options.

For more options please contact one of our stores.

Tulip armchair

By Knoll

Saarinen's solution of the clutter of legs was the Tulip collection, or Pedestal, which was its original name. A design waiting to happen, it was was not until Knoll supplied the technical solution that the design was possible. The Saarinen. Read more

£1,764.00

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Description

Saarinen's solution of the clutter of legs was the Tulip collection, or Pedestal, which was its original name. A design waiting to happen, it was was not until Knoll supplied the technical solution that the design was possible. The Saarinen tulip chairs are available with or without arms and with a swivel action or fixed position.

Technical Info

Dimensions:
W:68 x D:59 x H:81cm (Seat height:48cm)

White, black or platinium shell and base.
Swivel function.
Seat cushion fixed with velcro.

The collection including arms, swivel, fixed, upholstered, fabric, leather and own fabric options.

For more options please contact one of our stores.

Designed by Eero Saarinen

Eero Saarinen, born in 1910 in Kirkkonummi, Finland, as the son of the architect Eliel Saarinen, studied sculpture in 1929 and 1930 at the Académie de la Grande Chaumiére in Paris before studying architecture at Yale University in New Haven