Product Description

Jacobsen Seven Chair 
Material: plywood verneer in  oak/ash/walnut or beech
Base: stainless steel or chromed steel


1.Arne Emil Jacobsen (11 February 1902 – 24 March 1971) was a Danish architect and designer, exemplar of the 'Danish Modern' style. In addition to his architectural work he created a number of highly original chairs and other furniture. He received several international distinctions and medals.                                                                                         2.Series 7 designed in 1955 by Arne Jacobsen is the flagship of Fritz Hansen's collection.
"Finally a chair by Jacobsen with 4 legs and with optional arms", the press wrote in 1955!
A multipurpose chair range also offering varieties such as castors, a pedestal base plus a string of accessories. The slim shell is compsed of 9 layers of veneer plus 2 layers of cotton textile and rests on a base made of mirror chromed or satin chromed steel. It comes as a side chair, pedestal chair, office chair, barstool or counter stool and as a children's chair. The children's chair is available in the colours: black, white, lime, rose, orange lacquer or beech.
The new barstool has a 76 cm sitting height (total height 98 cm), wheras the counter chair is 64 cm high (total height 110 cm).
The many colours are available in a lacquered or lazured version and in wood veneer as well. 7 different high-gloss colours give the chair a different and unique expression. And for added comfort - with leather or fabric upholstery, on the front only or on the entire chair. Available in different types of leather including a delicate welted leather version with visible seams - and from October 2005 also in metallic silver.
The colours (in lacquer or lazur) include: black, deep blue, indigo, dark grey, pearl, silk, ivory, white, petrol, turquoise, ice blue, lemon lime, lime, sunny yellow, rose, magenta, red, dark