The Series 7 Chair is an icon in modern furniture history, designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1955. Its unique shape is timeless and incredibly versatile, displaying character without overpowering the eye. The chair is made from 9 layers of pressure-molded veneer for strength, flexibility, and durability despite its slender form. The Series 7 is the most popular design within Fritz Hansen’s chair collection.
The Series 7 Chair - Colored Ash has slim yet strong steel-tubed legs that complement the shell’s curved profile. Legs extend just beyond the edge of the seat, allowing chairs to be easily arranged in rows or stacked for storage (up to 12 chairs). The base and legs are discreetly mounted to a circular disc beneath the seat further enhancing the clean, minimal aesthetic of Jacobsen’s design.
Also Available: Series 7 Chair - Clear Lacquered | Series 7 Chair - Lacquered | Series 7 Bar & Counter Stool - Lacquered | Series 7 Bar & Counter Stool - Colored Ash | Series 7 Bar & Counter Stool - Clear Lacquered
An iconic name in the Nordic design world, Fritz Hansen is an internationally celebrated interior design brand with a wide range of furniture, lighting, and accessories. Since its founding in Copenhagen in 1872, Fritz Hansen has shaped Danish design as we know it, collaborating with visionaries including Arne Jacobsen, Poul Kjærholm, and Hans J. Wegner. In its first 50 years, Fritz Hansen designed furniture for the Danish Parliament and Supreme Court at Christiansburg Palace, the University Library, and Copenhagen City Hall.
Later on, Fritz Hansen collaborated with contemporary designers including Cecilie Manz and Jaime Hayon. Fritz Hansen's designs are characterized by exceptional craftsmanship, unique design, and the highest quality made to last. Every item in the Fritz Hansen collection feels both timeless and timely, with details that provide both beauty and function.
Material: Colored Ash Veneer, Chromed or Powder-coated Steel
Dimensions: 19.7"W x 32.3"H x 20.5"D | Seat Height: 18.1"
Shipping Info: Typically ships in 12-14 weeks.