This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources.  The Tulip chair was designed by Eero Saarinen in 1955 and 1956[1] for the Knoll company of New York City.[2] It was designed primarily as a chair to match the complementary dining table. The chair has the smooth lines of modernism and was experimental with materials for its time. The chair is considered a classic of industrial design.

The chair is often considered "space age" for its futuristic use of curves and artificial materials.

- Fiberglass swivel base.
- Cushion covered with fabric.
- Orange,grey and black Colour cushion are available.
- Eero Saarinen developed the Tulip armchair in the 1940's as part of his research of "organic furniture" for a competition in organic design.
- This chair and the corresponding pedestal table he developed, represents the peak of Eero Saarinen's career, in which these lasting icons of modern classic furniture were brought to the forefront.
- Eero Saarinen’s ability to blend color, form and materials was remarkable.
- The Tulip Chair from his pedestal collection is a reflection of this ability in this timeless classic.