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Eero Saarinen designed the Tulip Chair in 1956 to address what he viewed as the “slum of legs” in traditional furniture. Cast as a single pedestal form, the chair unifies seat and base into a continuous silhouette. This One-Sixth miniature captures the clean contour and characteristic stem-like support. Released as part of the One-Sixth series, the STL file is free to download.
Designer: Eero Saarinen
Year: 1956
Original Material: Fibreglass shell with aluminium base
Note: This STL file is a one-sixth scale interpretation created for educational and personal use. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the original manufacturer or rights holder.
Eero Saarinen designed the Tulip Chair in 1956 to address what he viewed as the “slum of legs” in traditional furniture. Cast as a single pedestal form, the chair unifies seat and base into a continuous silhouette. This One-Sixth miniature captures the clean contour and characteristic stem-like support. Released as part of the One-Sixth series, the STL file is free to download.
Designer: Eero Saarinen
Year: 1956
Original Material: Fibreglass shell with aluminium base
Note: This STL file is a one-sixth scale interpretation created for educational and personal use. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the original manufacturer or rights holder.