Arne Jacobsen Series 7 – Promotion: In our latest competition, Fritz teamed up with Hansen to give away two Series 7 chairs, offered for the first time in Italian velvet upholstery.
The Series 7 chair has a triangular back with curved edges, a shaped waist and a rounded seat that folds forward.
Arne Jacobsen Series 7
Designed by Arnie Jacobsen in 1955, the hourglass-shaped chair has become one of the furniture brand’s best-selling products.
Butterfly ‘series 7’ Chair By Arne Jacobsen For Fritz Hansen, Denmark 1955
The seat of the chair is 50 cm wide by 52 cm deep and 80.5 cm high. Its design allows up to 12 units to be stacked on top of each other.
The Italian velvet upholstery option was introduced earlier this year and is available in three colors: Misty Rose, Autumn Red and Gray Blue.
Sold exclusively by Fritz Hansen, the chairs are made using a technique called steam beading, which uses the heat from steam to form new layers of wood.
Customers can choose from plain, stained or lacquered wood, leather or new plush upholstery.
Series 7 Re Launch
The velvet is made of 100 percent cotton and covers both the seat and the bottom of the chair. It is a durable spray fabric that is crush and tear resistant.
Created by Italian textile brand Redaelli Velluti, the family-owned company has been working with velvet for over 100 years in the fashion, furniture and interior design industries.
Opting for velvet in deep colors such as autumnal red and gray blue and the lighter misty rose, the brand aims to refresh the timeless design with upholstery never before seen on 7 Series chairs.
“Popular colors give this classic design an update,” said Christian Andersen, head of design at Fritz Hansen. “Making it in velvet adds to its relevance.”
Mid Century Modern Arne Jacobsen Series 7 Chair For Fritz Hansen
The Velvet Series 7 chair has bronze powder-coated steel legs, instead of chrome steel legs on other variants. The color is designed to complement the furniture.
The furniture brand is inspired by the fact that the material has always been considered a luxury fabric, but works in a variety of contemporary environments when applied to a classic design.
According to the brand, the new version of the 7 Series offers “a fine balance between formality and simplicity, form and function, past and future”.
Fritz Hansen was founded in 1872 and has been a leader in furniture design ever since. With classic designs like the 7 Series, the brand promotes a modern aesthetic driven by Scandinavian lifestyle and Scandinavian design.
Arne Jacobsen,barstool Butterfly Series 66cm Ash
Two winners will receive a Series 7 velvet upholstered chair in either summer pink, fall red or dark blue.
The competition will end on 17 January 2020. Two winners will be chosen at random and notified by email and their names will be published at the top of this page.
This is a collaboration between the competition and Fritz Hansen. Learn more about the content of the partnership here. Designed by world-renowned architect Arne Jacobsen in 1955, the Series 7 or 3107 chair has become an icon of Danish design.
The Series 7 chair is an updated version of the Ant chair by the same designer, with a less narrow back with four stainless steel legs that guarantee extra comfort and stability. The ergonomic form of the chair, with its seat curved downwards, was designed to perfectly fit the human body.
Butterfly Chair Arne Jacobsen Fritz Hansen Beech ⋆ Neef Louis Design Amsterdam
Many replicas of the chair have been created over the years, but they rarely achieve the same delicate structure and level of detail as Arnie Jacobson’s original.
Designers took full advantage of the possibilities surrounding the brilliant lamination technology developed by Soren C. Hansen, grandson of founder Fritz Hansen, in the 1920s and 1930s. He also achieved industrial success by shaping three different curves into a single piece of molded plywood, resulting in the chair’s iconic shape.
The chair is in veneer, with or without fabric or leather upholstery. There are many different types and colors of wood available. The many possibilities of adjustment are certainly one of the keys to the worldwide success of the chair.
Other versions are available: Serie 7 Bar, in two seat heights (64 or 76 cm) and Serie 7 Office with adjustable seat height (42 to 55 cm) and wheels
Original Fritz Hansen Series 7™, Designed By Arne Jacobsen, Made In Denmark 2005, Furniture & Home Living, Furniture, Chairs On Carousell
Nils O. Müller Design. Mollers 85 hardwood chair with natural paper corner seat. Available with or without armrests.
Nils O. Müller Design. Mollers 71 chair in hardwood with natural paper corner seat. Available with or without armrests.
Nils O. Müller Design. Mollers 79 chair in hardwood with natural paper corner seat. Available with or without armrests.
Design Hans J. Wegner, Carl Hansen, 1957. Hans Wegner’s famous CH33 chair has been reissued by Carl Hansen & Son, with new finishes to suit any interior style. The CH33 is the ideal chair for a dining room or office, but can also be used in a hotel restaurant for an elegant statement.
Fritz Hansen: Series 7™ Chair By Arne Jacobsen
Both modern and traditional, colorful yet understated, the TAK chair fits easily into all interior styles and can either beautifully complement a dining table or stand alone in a bedroom or office. Its stability and durability also make it an excellent choice for public spaces such as town halls, hospitals and airports.
The shell consists of molded polyurethane foam with a metal frame and glass fiber reinforcement. Covered with cold foam and finally leather or textile material, the shell provides comfort with great flexibility.
Design Symmetry for and Tradition, 2013. The in Between chair is available in white oiled oak, smoked oiled oak or black stained ash.
The unique chair by Hans J Wegner where the cross on the back is made by the exquisite art of the cabinet makers.
Arne Jacobsen. Chair Series 7 (3107). C. 1952
This is a tripod version of the Fairy chair. Exceptional comfort, practicality and strength and durability for generations to outlast everyday use.
We can easily recognize a drop in the shape of this chair that was the designer’s inspiration for the Radisson Hotel in Copenhagen. Clean lines and comfort!
Nils O. Müller Design. Mollers 57 armchair in hardwood with natural paper corner seat. Available with or without armrests.
Nils O. Müller Design. Mollers 77 chair in hardwood with natural paper corner seat. Available with or without armrests.
Arne Jacobsen Series 7 Butterfly Chair
Designed by KATO, minimalist, elegant and at the same time comfortable, the AC2 chair is perfect as a dining or office chair. Crafted from high-quality materials, Anderson chairs display a sense of beautiful craftsmanship.
Designed by Hans J. Wegner, 1955. The CH88T chair, with its unique design, is practical, ergonomic and offers many possibilities of combination and use.
Verner Panton design 1955. The Panton One chair is produced with both functional design and spatial lines in remarkable comfort with its gently curved back and ergonomic hand-made polyurethane strings with a nylon core. Polyurethane strings make it perfectly suitable for outdoor use.
This wheel design for HAY. The idea behind the About One Chair collection is to develop a chair with apparent simplicity. A chair that works both around a dining table and around a conference table or at a desk.
Design Classic: Series 7 Chair By Arne Jacobsen — Danish Architecture And Design Review
This wheel design for HAY. The idea behind the About One Chair collection is to develop a chair with apparent simplicity. A chair that works around the dining room as well as around the conference table, in the canteen or in the office.
Designed in 1950 by Hans J Wegner for Carl Hansen, this chair can be considered an example of classic Danish style.
A beautiful stool by Arn Jacobsen, Dot has a light and slender line inspired by the same designer’s Ant chair, its simplicity allows it to fit into any kind of space.
The iconic Grand Prix chair designed by renowned Danish designer Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen won the Grand Prix at the 1957 Milan Triennale.
Arne Jacobsen’s Design Icon: The Series 7 Chair
Design by Arnie Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen, 1955. Arnie Jacobson’s Series 7 chair is a very popular and popular chair. Beautiful, has very simple lines and perfect ergonomics. This version is designed for children.
The 109 chair designed by Finn Juhl is one of the best choices for a dining room. Its features, balance and comfort prove that it can be placed anywhere. The wood structure is in teak, oak or walnut and the seat can be covered in fabric or leather.
Nyt Chair, 2018. The design of the Nyt chair is elegant and minimalist, which makes it compatible with different models of tables. Its rounded curves encourage superior comfort.
Design Simon Legold Form is a functional chair with a simple design. Its polypropylene housing, very ergonomic, is accompanied by a wooden or steel base. Different materials are combined in an elegant way and help highlight the high quality craftsmanship, leaving the furniture with a clean and simple expression.
St Edition Teak ‘series 7’ Chair By Arne Jacobsen For Fritz Hansen, 1950s
Design by Hans J. Wegner, 1950 The CH26 chair was designed in 1950 but never manufactured. It was eventually built according to Wagner’s original design. The curved shape of the chair reflects the excellent craftsmanship of Hans J. Wegner and makes it a true classic Danish design that is not to be missed.
