The Grand Prix™ design, by Arne Jacobsen was introduced by Fritz Hansen at the Designers’ Spring Exhibition at the Danish Museum of Art & Design in Copenhagen, in 1957. Later that year, the chair was displayed at the Triennale in Milan where it received the Grand Prix – the finest distinction of the exhibition. After […]

A beautiful, classic cocktail shaker for making delicious cocktails in your bar at home. Now your cocktails can be shaken to perfection. The cylindrical shaker is stylistically consistent in satin-finish stainless steel and looks really neat and simple. The lid fits the container perfectly and slips easily into position ready for you to shake your […]

Philippe Starck and Eugeni Quitllet’s Masters Chair for Kartell is inspired by the three most famous chairs in contemporary design. The outlines of the Jacobsen’s “7-series” Saarinen’s “Tulip Armchair” and Eames’ “Eiffel Chair” weave themselves in polycarbonate to create a new design to reflect the current times. Supported with four slender legs the chaire is […]

A multipurpose chair that offers varieties such as castors, a pedestal base and an entire string of accessories. Its slim shell is composed of 9 layers of veneer plus 2 layers of cotton textile while resting on a base constructed of mirror chromed or satin chromed steel. The chair comes as a side chair, pedestal […]

Arne Jacobsen’s famous Egg chair originated in the designer’s garage while it was cast in plaster. The Egg was designed in 1958 for the lobby and reception areas of the Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. The round shape of the chair has become synonymous with Danish furniture design. The Egg chair is an ideal chair for […]

In 1963, Arne Jacobsen was commissioned to design an extension for St. Catherine’s College along with the surrounding landscape and a furniture series, which resulted in the Oxford Chair. Two years later the chairs were designed with upholstery and put into production. Over the years these chairs grew thicker and changed in appearance, but have […]

The Series 7, designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1955, is the most sold chair in Fritz Hansen’s history and maybe in all furniture history. It is made from a pressure molded veneer and a further development of the Ant chair. This lightweight and stackable chair uses a lamination technique to give it the iconic shape. […]

This timeless (pun intended) design by Arne Jacobson for Rosendahl follows in the original concept of the first Rosendahl wall clocks. The dial and front part of the case are produced together and the time graduations are imprinted directly on the dial. This wrist watch also has a similar concave shape as the wall clocks. […]

This stainless steel Cylinda-Line Tea Pot by Arne Jacobsen is the essence of functional design. It became an instant classic because of its cutting-edge technology and timeless design and won the ID Design award in 1967. It was so advanced that new machines and welding techniques had to be developed to accomplish the remarkably smooth, […]