Ant™ 3 legs chair | Fritz Hansen | Skandium London

Description

Initially, Arne Jacobsen designed the Ant™ in 1952 for the canteen at Novo Nordic, an international Danish healthcare company. Today, the Ant™ is one of the prominent icons of the Fritz Hansen collection. Originally, the Ant™ was, however, close to ending up as just another prototype, because Fritz Hansen wasn't convinced of the chair's potential. The chair survived the initial scepticism, when Arne Jacobsen guaranteed to buy all chairs produced, if no one else would. Despite its minimalist form and svelte shape, the Ant™ is an extremely comfortable chair.

Technical Info

Dimensions:
W:51 x D:48 x H:78cm (Seat height: 44cm)

Shell in laminated, moulded veneer. The outer veneer is sliced maple, beech or dark-stained oak except in lacquer and lazur. Choose from an extensive palette of colours and finishes.
The base is 14 mm steel tube with 3 legs (model 3100) or 4 legs (model 3101) with leg ferrules in a black-grey synthetic material.

For more options please contact one of our stores.

Ant™ 3 legs chair

Name: Ant™ 3 legs chair
Brand: Fritz Hansen
SKU: 10313_1
Price: 277.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

By Fritz Hansen

Initially, Arne Jacobsen designed the Ant™ in 1952 for the canteen at Novo Nordic, an international Danish healthcare company. Today, the Ant™ is one of the prominent icons of the Fritz Hansen collection. Originally, the Ant™ was, however, close to. Read more

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Typically dispatched within 6-8 weeks
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This furniture is made to order especially for you to soon enjoy. The lead time shown is an estimate based on information from our brands, so can be subject to change. Please notice orders on these can only be cancelled for a full refund within the first 3 business days.
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£277.00

Choose variant to see production time
Typically dispatched within 6-8 weeks
Made to order item

This furniture is made to order especially for you to soon enjoy. The lead time shown is an estimate based on information from our brands, so can be subject to change. Please notice orders on these can only be cancelled for a full refund within the first 3 business days.
For full details on this, and our 365 days return policy please click here

£277.00

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Description

Initially, Arne Jacobsen designed the Ant™ in 1952 for the canteen at Novo Nordic, an international Danish healthcare company. Today, the Ant™ is one of the prominent icons of the Fritz Hansen collection. Originally, the Ant™ was, however, close to ending up as just another prototype, because Fritz Hansen wasn't convinced of the chair's potential. The chair survived the initial scepticism, when Arne Jacobsen guaranteed to buy all chairs produced, if no one else would. Despite its minimalist form and svelte shape, the Ant™ is an extremely comfortable chair.

Technical Info

Dimensions:
W:51 x D:48 x H:78cm (Seat height: 44cm)

Shell in laminated, moulded veneer. The outer veneer is sliced maple, beech or dark-stained oak except in lacquer and lazur. Choose from an extensive palette of colours and finishes.
The base is 14 mm steel tube with 3 legs (model 3100) or 4 legs (model 3101) with leg ferrules in a black-grey synthetic material.

For more options please contact one of our stores.

Designed by Arne Jacobsen

Trained as an architect in Copenhagen, Jacobsen took up the profession already in the 1920s. His most famous buildings include Arhus Town Hall in Denmark, the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen and St Catherine's College in Oxford England. His experiments