Eero Saarinen TULIP ARMCHAIR High Quality framed Exhibition Poster
Thank you for taking a look at this Alvar Aalto Hight Quality framed Exhibition Poster that celebrates this seminal design of the Tuilp Armchair originally produced by Knoll. this seminal piece of Modern Furniture was designed in 1956. The influence of Saarinen's body of work known as the Pedastal group, reverberated well into the 60's and inititated the design style known as 'Sapce Age'.
This premium fine art print is professionally framed and built to last. Each piece features crystal-clear plexiglass, a solid wood frame designed and made in Italy, and a durable scratch-resistant finish. Finished with a rigid backing and pre-installed hangers, it arrives fully assembled and ready to hang. Assembled in the USA and Canada.
Product Details
- Premium fine art print on matte or satin paper
- Multiple sizes and orientations available
- Ready to hang
- 100% real pinewood frame with matte finish
- Durable scratch-resistant finish with paper backing
- Picture frame manufactured in Italy
- Assembled in the USA and Canada
- Please note: This product ships to the United States and its territories only
Shipping Made to order. Production takes 1–5 business days, with delivery in 5–10 business days. Total estimated delivery: 7–10 days.
Returns & Exchanges Because each artwork is made to order, we're unable to accept returns or exchanges due to color or texture variation. Please note that printed products may differ slightly from mockup images.
However, if your order arrives damaged, we'll make it right. Simply send a photo of the damage within 48 hours of delivery and we'll arrange a replacement or refund.
For questions or requests, reach out anytime to hello@mukava.store.
Thank You!
MUKAVA
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