Its silhouette is the Dutch floral icon pared back to its simple outline. Its name is a nod to a love of Italian design. When Roderick Vos designed ‘Tulipani’ he combined the best of both nations. A single sheet of steam bent plywood— according to your preference either ‘bare’ or padded—rests atop an intricate wooden base: turn the ‘Tulipani’ upside down and you will see the beauty of the construction. In fact, you might be tempted to leave it like that, resting atop your table, feet in the air, awaiting the next sitter.
