
SAS Royal Hotel | Hommage À Arne Jacobsen, 1956
Copenhagen Armchair: One-Seater

SAS Royal Hotel | Hommage À Arne Jacobsen, 1956
Copenhagen Armchair: One-Seater
Hommage À Arne Jacobsen
Copenhagen Armchair: One-Seater
Copenhagen Armchair: One-Seater
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The Copenhagen Armchair was originally designed by Arne Jacobsen for the SAS Air Terminal connected to the Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. Jacobsen utilized his architectural approach to the sofa's form, featuring a sleek, modular design that contrasts sharply with his more organic furniture works like the Egg and Swan chairs.
Featuring a sleek, modular design, the Copenhagen Armchair contrasts sharply to his typical organic works like the Egg and Swan chairs.
Shown in Piombo Aniline Leather on Polished Chrome Base.
The Archetype Forms Copenhagen Armchair is a faithful reproduction of the original Arne Jacobsen Series 3300 Lounge Chair model 3300-1 or 3301 by Fritz Hansen.
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Distinguishing Features
Distinguishing Features
Designer
Designer
Arne Jacobsen
Arne Jacobsen was an influential Danish designer and architect known for his contributions to Architectural Functionalism. He began his career after graduating from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 1927.
Jacobsen is recognized for his "total design" approach evident in projects like the SAS Royal Hotel Copenhagen, where he designed every element of the project from its architecture, to its finishes, furniture, lighting, accessories, and more, with all pieces working in harmony with each other. His furniture designs include the Ant Chair (1952), the 3300 series sofas and chairs (1956), and the Egg Chair (1958). Jacobsen's work, which prioritized utilitarianism and simplicity, earned him the Danish Architects' Association Honorary Medal and the ID Prize for Product Design.
Dimensions
Dimensions
Width: 73 cm
Height: 72 cm
Depth: 79 cm
Construction
Construction
Upholstery: Custom
Base: Chromed or Powder Coated Tubular Steel
Frame: Solid Beech Wood
Arms Frame: Solid Beech Wood and Chip Board
Padding: High-Density Polyurethane Foam
Safety: Non-Toxic & Fire Resistant Upholstery Materials and Fill Content
Product Details
Product Details
Copenhagen Easy Chair: Hommage À Arne Jacobsen Series Chair
Experience the timeless elegance of the Archetype Forms Copenhagen Easy Chair, a tribute to the original Arne Jacobsen Series. This tribute to Jacobsen's iconic design showcases sleek lines, harmonious proportions, and a distinctive tubular steel exoskeleton.
Keeping true to the designer's original specifications, this chair reflects Jacobsen's iconic visionary influence and commitment to design excellence.
A Design Landmark: SAS Royal Hotel
In 1960, Jacobsen crafted the original Series chair design for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen, Denmark. This significant milestone in his career saw the original Series become a symbol of sophistication. As a defining example of mid-century modern design, it gained worldwide recognition. Households, hotels, and offices around the globe adopted it, making it a staple of modern interior design.
Inspired by Vision and Home: Jacobsen House
Various sources inspired Jacobsen's Series. Among these, his own residence, the Jacobsen House, stands out as a notable source of inspiration. Jacobsen designed and built this house for his family in 1929. Subsequently, the house showcased design elements that later became characteristic of the Series and Jacobsen's other works. These elements included clean lines, simple forms, and functional yet elegant aesthetics. Within the walls of this house, Jacobsen developed the sofa and chair set, laying the foundation for the Series' harmonious blend of style and comfort.
Meticulous Craftsmanship and Customization
At Archetype Forms, we pride ourselves in offering the Copenhagen Easy Chair. Our craftsmen create each piece to the original designer's specifications to deliver exceptional comfort and lasting beauty. The chair features a wood inner frame and high-density foam padding, ensuring optimal support and comfort.
Furthermore, you can choose from a selection of premium materials, including leather, suede, or sumptuous fabric, to envelop the chair in luxury. The tubular steel exoskeleton adds a distinctive touch that you can customize it with a finish or polish of your choice, making each piece uniquely yours.
The Copenhagen lounge chair features precise lines and a steel frame paired with premium fabric or leather upholstery. Available for purchase online in Canada. Experience Danish design history and contemporary living with the Copenhagen Easy Chair, a mid-century modern masterpiece. An homage to the original sofa and chair series envisioned by renowned architect Arne Jacobsen.
Initially crafted for Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. Jacobsen drew inspiration from a sofa and lounge chair set he designed for his personal residence during the 1940s. The Archetype Forms Copenhagen Easy Chair remains faithful to Jacobsen's specifications, showcasing his timeless design and pioneering vision.
Key Features: Steel Chrome Tubular Exo-Frame: Provides a sturdy and durable structure.
Cold-Cured Foam Mounted on Wood Inner-Frame: Ensures long-lasting comfort and resilience.
Timeless Design: Clean lines and a sophisticated structure create a striking contrast to organic shapes or seamlessly blends into formal settings.
Customization: Select your preferred fabric type, colour, and pattern. Complete it with a metal finish of your choice.
Transform Your Space with Archetype Forms
Transform your space with the Archetype Forms Copenhagen Easy Chair, Arne Jacobsen Series reproduction. Contact us today to experience this timeless piece. Our Vancouver-based online furniture store brings this and other great designs to customers across Vancouver, BC, Canada, delivering to The Lower Mainland and Greater Vancouver regions. We're committed to providing our customers with high-quality classic designs, helping you create a space that reflects your personal style and taste.
Reproduction
Reproduction
The Archetype Forms Copenhagen Armchair is a faithful reproduction of the original Arne Jacobsen Series 3300 Lounge Chair model 3300-1 or 3301 by Fritz Hansen. This item is not manufactured by or affiliated with the original designer(s) and associated parties.






Product Information
Distinguishing Features
Designer
Arne Jacobsen
Arne Jacobsen was an influential Danish designer and architect known for his contributions to Architectural Functionalism. He began his career after graduating from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 1927.
Jacobsen is recognized for his "total design" approach evident in projects like the SAS Royal Hotel Copenhagen, where he designed every element of the project from its architecture, to its finishes, furniture, lighting, accessories, and more, with all pieces working in harmony with each other. His furniture designs include the Ant Chair (1952), the 3300 series sofas and chairs (1956), and the Egg Chair (1958). Jacobsen's work, which prioritized utilitarianism and simplicity, earned him the Danish Architects' Association Honorary Medal and the ID Prize for Product Design.
Dimensions
Width: 73 cm
Height: 72 cm
Depth: 79 cm
Construction
Upholstery: Custom
Base: Chromed or Powder Coated Tubular Steel
Frame: Solid Beech Wood
Arms Frame: Solid Beech Wood and Chip Board
Padding: High-Density Polyurethane Foam
Safety: Non-Toxic & Fire Resistant Upholstery Materials and Fill Content
Product Details
Copenhagen Easy Chair: Hommage À Arne Jacobsen Series Chair
Experience the timeless elegance of the Archetype Forms Copenhagen Easy Chair, a tribute to the original Arne Jacobsen Series. This tribute to Jacobsen's iconic design showcases sleek lines, harmonious proportions, and a distinctive tubular steel exoskeleton.
Keeping true to the designer's original specifications, this chair reflects Jacobsen's iconic visionary influence and commitment to design excellence.
A Design Landmark: SAS Royal Hotel
In 1960, Jacobsen crafted the original Series chair design for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen, Denmark. This significant milestone in his career saw the original Series become a symbol of sophistication. As a defining example of mid-century modern design, it gained worldwide recognition. Households, hotels, and offices around the globe adopted it, making it a staple of modern interior design.
Inspired by Vision and Home: Jacobsen House
Various sources inspired Jacobsen's Series. Among these, his own residence, the Jacobsen House, stands out as a notable source of inspiration. Jacobsen designed and built this house for his family in 1929. Subsequently, the house showcased design elements that later became characteristic of the Series and Jacobsen's other works. These elements included clean lines, simple forms, and functional yet elegant aesthetics. Within the walls of this house, Jacobsen developed the sofa and chair set, laying the foundation for the Series' harmonious blend of style and comfort.
Meticulous Craftsmanship and Customization
At Archetype Forms, we pride ourselves in offering the Copenhagen Easy Chair. Our craftsmen create each piece to the original designer's specifications to deliver exceptional comfort and lasting beauty. The chair features a wood inner frame and high-density foam padding, ensuring optimal support and comfort.
Furthermore, you can choose from a selection of premium materials, including leather, suede, or sumptuous fabric, to envelop the chair in luxury. The tubular steel exoskeleton adds a distinctive touch that you can customize it with a finish or polish of your choice, making each piece uniquely yours.
The Copenhagen lounge chair features precise lines and a steel frame paired with premium fabric or leather upholstery. Available for purchase online in Canada. Experience Danish design history and contemporary living with the Copenhagen Easy Chair, a mid-century modern masterpiece. An homage to the original sofa and chair series envisioned by renowned architect Arne Jacobsen.
Initially crafted for Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. Jacobsen drew inspiration from a sofa and lounge chair set he designed for his personal residence during the 1940s. The Archetype Forms Copenhagen Easy Chair remains faithful to Jacobsen's specifications, showcasing his timeless design and pioneering vision.
Key Features: Steel Chrome Tubular Exo-Frame: Provides a sturdy and durable structure.
Cold-Cured Foam Mounted on Wood Inner-Frame: Ensures long-lasting comfort and resilience.
Timeless Design: Clean lines and a sophisticated structure create a striking contrast to organic shapes or seamlessly blends into formal settings.
Customization: Select your preferred fabric type, colour, and pattern. Complete it with a metal finish of your choice.
Transform Your Space with Archetype Forms
Transform your space with the Archetype Forms Copenhagen Easy Chair, Arne Jacobsen Series reproduction. Contact us today to experience this timeless piece. Our Vancouver-based online furniture store brings this and other great designs to customers across Vancouver, BC, Canada, delivering to The Lower Mainland and Greater Vancouver regions. We're committed to providing our customers with high-quality classic designs, helping you create a space that reflects your personal style and taste.
Reproduction
The Archetype Forms Copenhagen Armchair is a faithful reproduction of the original Arne Jacobsen Series 3300 Lounge Chair model 3300-1 or 3301 by Fritz Hansen. This item is not manufactured by or affiliated with the original designer(s) and associated parties.

Hommage À Arne Jacobsen
Arne Jacobsen was an influential Danish designer and architect known for his contributions to Architectural Functionalism. He began his career after graduating from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 1927.
Jacobsen is recognized for his "total design" approach evident in projects like the SAS Royal Hotel Copenhagen, where he designed every element of the project from its architecture, to its finishes, furniture, lighting, accessories, and more, with all pieces working in harmony with each other. His furniture designs include the Ant Chair (1952), the 3300 series sofas and chairs (1956), and the Egg Chair (1958). Jacobsen's work, which prioritized utilitarianism and simplicity, earned him the Danish Architects' Association Honorary Medal and the ID Prize for Product Design.