This photo shoot centers around my personal collection of tulip furniture, designed by Eero Saarinen in the 1950s as part of the mid-century modern movement. Saarinen’s futuristic, space-age aesthetic, marked by sleek lines and pedestal bases, was a bold response to what he referred to as the cluttered and messy appearance of multiple legs under traditional chairs and tables. I’ve always been drawn to the elegance and optimism of this era, and over time, have built a collection that reflects that fascination. These pieces often make their way into my creative projects, not just as decor, but as characters in their own right. This shoot captures my ongoing dialogue with design.