Saarinen Tulip Armchair

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Product description

Base consists of cast aluminium with Rilsan coated finish for the white and black versions. The Platinum base has a polyurethane coat with transparent finish. The shell is moulded fibreglass reinforced plastic bonded finish. Fully upholstered inner shell with seat cushion available in a wide range of fabrics. Chairs with seat cushion only are available in a wide range of fabrics and Spinneybeck leathers.

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