First designed in 1955 by Arne Jacobsen, the Series 7™ Chair became one of the defining silhouettes of modern Danish design. This centenary edition draws from the results of Verner Pantons 1970 invitation to reinterpret the chair - a warmer, more emotive reading of the original form - where structure remains unchanged, but feeling is transformed through tone.
This centenary edition revisits that dialogue, reintroducing four carefully selected archival colours from Panton’s original palette as a tribute to a period defined by fearless creativity and enduring design innovation.
A study in precision and lightness, the chair is formed from nine layers of pressure-moulded veneer, paired with a slender chrome base that delivers both strength and visual clarity. The design moves effortlessly between settings - from dining spaces to standalone placement - defined by quiet confidence and lasting versatility.
This special edition captures the meeting point between Jacobsen’s architectural restraint and Panton’s radical use of colour - a shared legacy of Danish design expressed through a single, enduring form.
Produced to order in four archival finishes.
Because when something is made with intention, the wait becomes part of the story.
Arne Jacobsen was one of Denmark’s most influential 20th century architects and designers. Jacobsen’s buildings and products meld modernist ideals with a Nordic love of naturalism.
Arne Jacobsen is synonymous with stunning Danish designer chairs and lighting. His most iconic designs include the Fritz Hansen Series 7 Chair, Egg Chair and the AJ Table Lamp for Louis Poulsen.
We take a look at some of Jacobsen’s most iconic designs in our guide to the The Grandfather of Modern Danish Design.
