Tulp by Moroso
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With its soft and welcoming lines, Tulp is a tribute to nature and the tulip designed by Stefen Scholten. The peculiar shape takes shape from a trip the Dutch designer took to Indonesia. Observing from above the arrangement of chairs around a series of round tables during a garden party, Scholten is struck by this suggestive choreography reminiscent of a tulip, and decides to make it the inspiration for the seat.
A piece of furniture with open and comfortable shapes, Tulp evokes the typical flower of the Dutch landscape with its armrests arranged like the leaves of the flower.
Available in three versions, with wooden legs, swivel with wooden base or with a metal tubular structure, Tulp is built with a production process that allows it to be disassembled at the end of its life cycle. The rigid polyurethane shell is co-molded with flexible polyurethane foam padding: the absence of metal parts allows the components to be separated for recovery and recycling.
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Made possible by exploring innovative molded plywood techniques, Iskos-Berlin’s Soft Edge Chair blends strong curves with extreme lightness to create a three-dimensionality not usually possible with 2-D plywood.
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With its soft and welcoming lines, Tulp is a tribute to nature and the tulip designed by Stefen Scholten. The peculiar shape takes shape from a trip the Dutch designer took to Indonesia. Observing from above the arrangement of chairs around a series of round tables during a garden party, Scholten is struck by this suggestive choreography reminiscent of a tulip, and decides to make it the inspiration for the seat.
A piece of furniture with open and comfortable shapes, Tulp evokes the typical flower of the Dutch landscape with its armrests arranged like the leaves of the flower.
Available in three versions, with wooden legs, swivel with wooden base or with a metal tubular structure, Tulp is built with a production process that allows it to be disassembled at the end of its life cycle. The rigid polyurethane shell is co-molded with flexible polyurethane foam padding: the absence of metal parts allows the components to be separated for recovery and recycling.
Description
With its soft and welcoming lines, Tulp is a tribute to nature and the tulip designed by Stefen Scholten. The peculiar shape takes shape from a trip the Dutch designer took to Indonesia. Observing from above the arrangement of chairs around a series of round tables during a garden party, Scholten is struck by this suggestive choreography reminiscent of a tulip, and decides to make it the inspiration for the seat.
A piece of furniture with open and comfortable shapes, Tulp evokes the typical flower of the Dutch landscape with its armrests arranged like the leaves of the flower.
Available in three versions, with wooden legs, swivel with wooden base or with a metal tubular structure, Tulp is built with a production process that allows it to be disassembled at the end of its life cycle. The rigid polyurethane shell is co-molded with flexible polyurethane foam padding: the absence of metal parts allows the components to be separated for recovery and recycling.
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