Arne Jacobsen Set of seven ‘Series 7’ chair Model 3107 FU for Fritz Hansen

Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen, set of seven 'Series 7’ chair Model 3107 Fully Upholstered, cognac soft leather, chrome steeled base, Denmark, 1990s.

Exemplifying the quintessential essence of Danish design, this exquisite set of seven ‘Series 7’ chair Model 3107 Fully Upholstered and wrapped in a stunning cognac soft leather with chrome steeled base, are a testament to Arne Jacobsen's visionary design. The fully upholstered form embraces the chair's renowned silhouette, ensuring both aesthetic appeal and comfort. The cognac leather, with its subtle textures and rich tones, adds depth and character to this timeless piece. The juxtaposition of the sumptuous leather against the sleek chrome frame epitomises contemporary elegance while paying homage to Jacobsen's original vision. The chair stands not just as a piece of furniture but as an embodiment of design heritage and modernity.
The wrappings have been newly reupholstered in a stunning cognac soft leather by experienced craftsmen making the overall condition excellent with regular usage-related traces of wear.

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Arne Jacobsen, a prominent figure in the modernist movement, is renowned for his contributions to architecture and furniture design. The Swan Sofa is part of the larger Swan Series, which includes the famous Swan Chair and Swan Lounge Chair. The series was originally designed by Jacobsen for the lobby and lounge areas of the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. Arne Jacobsen was commissioned to design the SAS Royal Hotel, and he took on the challenge of creating not just the architecture but also the furniture and interiors. The Swan Sofa, along with other pieces in the series, was specifically crafted for this hotel project. Jacobsen's design for the Swan Sofa represented a departure from traditional furniture forms. Its distinctive feature is its fluid, organic shape, inspired by the natural elegance of a swan's neck. This departure from angular and rigid designs was a hallmark of Jacobsen's innovative approach to modern furniture showcasing meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail.