Saarinen Tulip Side Chair, Fully UpholsteredEero Saarinen called himself a form giver, and everything he designed from the Gateway Arch in St. Louis to the TWA Terminal (now the TWA Hotel) at New York's JFK Airport had a strong sculptural quality. In a 1956 cover story in Time magazine, he announced that he was designing a collection to clear up the slum of legs in the U. S. home. Later that year, he completed his Pedestal Table and Tulip Chair Collection (1956) with its cast aluminum base

Modernist aesthetic brings the retro Mexican resort vibe to decks

the tabletop has a locking steel mechanism that easily opens to accommodate the table’s additional leaves

As functional as it is unique

Rubber shock mounts prevent jarring movements

Fabric has slight flecks in it by design

Slight variations in texture and color of wood are to be expected

simply refined

Champagne brass dining chair balances industrial design with a refined

then wipe with a clean

paired with performance fabric perfect for everyday dining

Twilight distills the concept of a convertible couch to a simple cylinder and rectangle

The elegant shape is made from cast aluminum with a matte brass finish for a soft luster