Set of 8 Tulip armchairs by Knoll International, 1970s
Regular price
€9,300.00
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Category:
Seating
Country of Origin:
United States
Style:
Space Age
Type of Product:
Armchairs
Item Location:
Belgium
Condition:
Excellent
Techniques:
• Other
Materials:
No Information
Colours:
• White• Green
Authentication:
Yes
Period:
1970-1979
Eero Saarinen’s Tulip Armchair, designed in 1955-56 as part of his Pedestal Collection for Knoll, is a modernist icon. Saarinen sought to solve the issue of “the slum of legs” in traditional furniture by creating a chair with a single pedestal base, giving it a clean, sculptural appearance. While he originally envisioned the chair being made entirely of one material, technological limitations led to the use of a fiberglass seat and an aluminum base, painted to appear as a unified piece.
The design, resembling both a flower and a wineglass, became revolutionary for its organic shape and simplicity. Its futuristic aesthetic, often associated with the Space Age, made it a staple of mid-century modern design
Designer:
Eero Saarinen for Knoll International.
New pillows in Pine Green upholstery.
Some minor paint chips.
The design, resembling both a flower and a wineglass, became revolutionary for its organic shape and simplicity. Its futuristic aesthetic, often associated with the Space Age, made it a staple of mid-century modern design
Designer:
Eero Saarinen for Knoll International.
New pillows in Pine Green upholstery.
Some minor paint chips.
Regular price
€9,300.00