Saarinen Tulip Stool

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Categories:	Home furniture › Seating furniture › Stools

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. Available in a range of fabrics and Spinneybeck leathers.

Specifications

Height	450 mm
Diameter	400 mm
Seat finish	with upholstery
Base finish	column base
Backrest finish	without backrest
Armrest finish	without armrests
Functions	rotatable
Material	leather aluminium textiles
Colors	white shades of red shades of blue shades of green copper / bronze

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by Franziska Horn | 9/23/2014

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Do not lean back!

by Nina Reetzke | 10/18/2011

Few pieces of furniture are as insignificant-looking as the stool. As a small, handy object with a variety of uses it often has to take a back seat. But a few models really stand out and deserve closer attention. And without wanting to be jump the gun – the trend is stools made of straw.

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