Egg Chair

While his peers were experimenting with industrial materials, Arne Jacobsen focused on the upholstered armchair, believing it could be reinterpreted through a modernist lens. The Egg (1958) proves so. A molded piece of foam sits beneath the upholstery, creating the chair’s fluid curves. Sitters can turn toward a conversation area or away thanks to the swivel base and the chair also tilts back for lounging. This is the authentic Egg Chair by Republic of Fritz Hansen. Made in Poland.

Fiberglass-reinforced polyurethane foam shell; Satin-chromed steel column; Injection-molded aluminum base; Fabric or leather upholstery

Height (in): 41; Width (in): 34; Depth (in): 31⅛