Swan chair Arne Jacobsen

--Arne Jacobsen Swan chair Designed originally for the Royal SAS Hotel in Copenhagen, these highly sculptural chairs were the result of Jacobsen's search for lightweight, fluid seating forms which required a minimum of padding for;
--Italian leather or woolen crepe covered.  

Foam upholstered moulded fibreglass seat shell on a swiveling  polished stainless steel or cast aluminium. 
--Brilliant cushion and color is in choice.  Arne Jacobsen is considered one of the most influential furniture designers of the last century, and the Swan chair is one of his better known designs, along with the Egg chair.

It is with the concept of confortable and luxury for modern life. Our reproduced swan chair is with premium quality as we make it according to the Danish original one.
Swan chair is a chair for leisure, also Swan chair can be used for dining chair, coffee chair or office chair.
MATERIAL: Leather or Cashmere upholstery available, inject moulded aluminum and swivel base. you could provide your own fabric or leather for a truly individual look.
COLOR AVAILABLE: Black, White, Red and Brown in top grain Italian leather or aniline leather; Red, White, Black, Blue, Grey and Green in Cashmere.

Arne-Jacobsen

As a student in 1925 the renowned Danish architect and designer Arne Jacobsen won a silver medal for a chair he designed at the Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, where he was also awestruck by Le Corbusier's Esprit Nouveau pavilion. Jacobsen was one of the first to introduce the principles of Modernism to Danish design, starting with the concept of "total design," in which no detail was too stereotypical. Right from his early works, what emerges is the influence of Le Corbusier, Asplund and Mies van der Rohe. However, his success as a designer came with his curved and elastic chairs, created in the 1950s and largely influenced by the artistic alliance of Eames-Saarinen during the 1940s. The Royal Hotel in Copenaghen is perhaps his most famous work: completed in 1960, it was one of the world's first design hotels, a true icon in its genre. Jacobsen personally attended to every minute detail, from the design of the facade to its interiors: from its furnishings, fabrics, chairs, lighting and ashtrays to the tableware and cutlery.