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 […]

“Ro” means tranquillity in Danish. The name was chosen because it captures the point of the chair in just two letters, thus reflecting the Nordic approach and concept of beauty. Ro is made with great craftsmanship and in the highest sustainable quality. Combined with the sculptural and elegant design, the result is a functional and […]

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 […]

The PK24 lounge chair is an elegant example from Fritz Hansen’s “Poul Kjaerholm” collection. The slow slope of the chair consists of a stainless steel frame and natural wicker seat and back rest (also available in all leather). This 1965 lounge chair holds an adjustable headrest made of leather with a counterweight in steel. The […]

Now celebrating its 80th birthday, the lamp was originally designed in 1931 by silversmith Christian Dell and Republic of Fritz Hansen acquired the license to produce it in 2010. The Kaiser Luxus lamp, part of the The Kaiser idell™ collection is available in different versions: table, wall, floor, and pendants. Kaiser idell is original Bauhaus design. The series is […]

The PK22 is an easy chair designed by Poul Kjaerholm for Fritz Hansen. With the simplicity and elegance of a typical Poul Kjaerholm design, this easy chair has become a brilliant icon. Kjaerholm used a combination of steel and wicker or leather with a satin-brushed stainless spring steel base. The PK22 is available in several […]

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. […]

One of American designer Todd Bracher’s distinguishable design characteristics is his ability to bare down to the essential. This is the case in the Interior Design Product of the Year winning T-No.1 table for Fritz Hansen. Bracher recognizes the basic structure of the table as a spine, ribs, and surface and simplifies this idea into […]