The Golden Egg limited edition

Arne Jacobsen 2008

The world famous Egg chair designed by Danish Architect Arne Jacobsen in 1958 and manufactured by Fritz Hansen will launch its 50th Anniversary in 2008 with 999 limited edition designs. The limited edition collection will for the first time include chocolate brown suede on the back and dark chocolate brown leather on the front. The sophisticated combination of leather and suede is perfectly complimented with a base in solid bronze; hand polished to create a unique finish. The bronze base will darken in appearance, becoming more beautiful over time. Each of the 999 Eggs will be individually engraved. A special, limited edition 50th anniversary book will also accompany the chair.

Price and availability

Brown

Wild elegance leather

€ inquire

Available:	1
Color:	Brown
Material:	Wild elegance leather
Manufacturer:	Fritz Hansen
Condition:	New
Note:	Egg upholstered with Wild Elegance leather and Suede on bronze foot. Limited and Numbered chairs. A total of 999 chairs have been made.
Price:	€ inquire

Prices include 19% VAT, non-EU customers are not eligible to pay VAT. *) Price is indicative, product may be offered in different materials and / or colors, please inquire.

Dot stool

Arne Jacobsen 1953

Over 50 years and still looking as sharp as ever - the Arne Jacobsen 1950s Dot stool is back on the market, courtesy of Fritz Hansen.
There's nothing revolutionary about this 1953 gem, but with a stylish and simple design along with a dollop of colour, it's hard to resist. Designed as a stacking stool, the Dot has a chromed frame with a painted beech 'seat' in a choice of white, black, orange, lime or rose.

Stacked dot stools

Five colors

3107 dining chair

Arne Jacobsen 1955

It takes nine sheets of veneer, two layers of cotton backing, up to five coats of paint, and 11 days to make a 3107 chair.
It is the classic chair by Arne Jacobsen often designated as "The Butterfly" or in Dutch "vlinderstoel". Unlike other chairs of the same type, the 3107 is specially manufactured with fabric in between the wood layers for extra flexibility and durability.
It is available in a large variety of colors and can also be upholstered in leather. ROOM has quite a choice in stock, please inquire.

Leather upholstering.

Grand prix

Arne Jacobsen 1970

The Egg easy chair

Arne Jacobsen 1956

A classic by Arne Jacobsen designed for the SAS hotel in Copenhagen. An icon of mid-century modern design furniture.

Upholstered with Elegance leather.

Egg plus footstool in pink. Special set offer!

Room 606 in the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. The room is furnished with the Egg, the Swan, the Drop, Series 3302, 3300. Building and furniture by Arne Jacobsen 1956-1958

Bankers clock

Arne Jacobsen 1971

This clock was designed for the National Bank of Denmark in Copenhagen in 1971. The hour markers comprise twelve squares, with the relevant square filled according to the hour. This clock has become an Icon of Modern Design. This is an authentic re-edition, fully authorized by the Arne Jacobsen estate. Material: Curved crystal glass, aluminium, quartz movements. Available in diameters: ø 160 / ø 210 / ø 290 / ø 480 mm.

A Swan For Your Egg limited edition

Arne Jacobsen 2009

The registered owners of the Egg have the opportunity to purchase and own an exclusive edition of the Arne Jacobsen Swan chair. The Swan will appear in the same combination of special materials as the Anniversary Egg and it will also be personalized with the same unique number as their Anniversary Egg.
The dark chocolate brown, wild elegance leather, was hand picked for the Anniversary Egg and limited for this occasion so the offer is, off course, exclusively for the owners of the Anniversary Egg. The offer is available until 31 October 2009.

The Swan easy chair

Arne Jacobsen 1956

A classic by Arne Jacobsen designed for the SAS hotel in Copenhagen.

Room 606 in the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. The room is furnished with the Egg, the Swan, the Drop, Series 3302, 3300. Building and furniture by Arne Jacobsen 1956-1958

3208 the Lily

Arne Jacobsen 1970

The 3208 was originally designed and presented on the Danish furniture fair in 1970 and is possibly the most beautiful armchair by Arne Jacobsen. Jacobsen used the 3208 in his furnishing of the Danish central bank, and the chair was in production until the end of the 70's. The production process was and is very difficult; the curves of the shell required substantial pressure which resulted in about ¾ of the finished shells being rejected, and it was consequently discontinued. Through the years, production methods have been improved and therefore the 3208 could be reintroduced with the more poetic name, the Lily. Today it's an exclusive, upgraded version of Arne Jacobsen's design available in red, white and black lacquer and also with black leather.

Plywood