"Egg" armchair with ottoman, designed by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen, Denmark, 1963

A superb edition of the Egg chair with its iconic ottoman by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen, model 3316, designed in 1958 and produced in 1963. One of the most emblematic designs in the history of Danish design, this chair was originally designed for the SAS Hotel in Copenhagen in 1958, which also served as a showroom for Danish design. The Egg chair has become one of the most recognizable silhouettes in modern furniture, symbolizing the adoption of organic forms and enduring elegance. This chair and its ottoman were manufactured in September 1963, as indicated by the manufacturer's label under the seat. The original black leather has a superb overall patina, enhancing its exceptional character. Immerse yourself in the exceptional comfort and charm of this magnificent first-edition set! Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971), initially trained as an architect, became internationally renowned for his furniture designs. The pieces that define his legacy appeared later in his career, where he refined his quest for modern simplicity. Jacobsen sought to minimize the use of materials, creating furniture with clean lines, while maintaining exceptional craftsmanship, durability, and comfort. In contrast to the Cubist functionalism of his architectural work, his furniture embraced organic curves, giving rise to some of the most recognizable silhouettes in design history. Whether a chair, a table, or a complete interior, Jacobsen's sense of proportion ensured his creations a sculptural presence and harmonious integration into their surroundings. Designer: Arne Jacobsen Manufacturer: Fritz Hansen Period: 1963 Condition: Very good and original condition with a beautiful patina