The Series 3300 Armchair (1956) predates Arne Jacobsen's Swan and Egg Chairs by two years, all of which became part of his interior design for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. In fact, Jacobsen used an early model of it at his terrace house. Rather than organic and fluid, the chair is wholly linear in profile and dimension, with chromed tubular steel forming its slender frame and outlining its angles. The voluminous padded seat seems to float, not rest, resulting in an expression that’s light and balanced. Made in Poland.
The Series 3300 Armchair (1956) predates Arne Jacobsen's Swan and Egg Chairs by two years, all of which became part of his interior design for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. In fact, Jacobsen used an early model of it at his terrace house. Rather than organic and fluid, the chair is wholly linear in profile and dimension, with chromed tubular steel forming its slender frame and outlining its angles. The voluminous padded seat seems to float, not rest, resulting in an expression that’s light and balanced. Made in Poland.