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Armchair and footrest refurbished and upholstered in Camel tinted Curly Shearling.
Swivel Steel leg.
Designer Arne Jacobsen.
Armchair and footrest sourced and restored in-home.

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Brand Arne Jacobsen

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Category: Collectible Armchairs
Style: Mid 20th-century
Colour: Camel
Designer: Arne Jacobsen
Circa: 1950

Egg Armchair by Arne Jacobsen – Camel Sheepskin - Vintage unique piece

Name: Camel Egg Armchair – Arne Jacobsen
Brand: Arne Jacobsen
SKU: VINEGGC
Price: 18840 EUR
Availability: InStock

The Egg armchair is much more than just a seat, it's a work of art, a symbol of Scandinavian design and an investment for life.
Its presence in the finest contemporary interiors around the world is testament to its timelessness and iconic character.
One of our Maison’s flagship vintage pieces. Design Arne Jacobsen®

All our vintage furniture is sourced by our Maison and entirely renovated in our Workshop. Unique pieces revisited, a NORKI signature.

• In case of stains
Clean the hide and fur on your seat using cold water only. Do not use detergent or laundry soap.

• Cleaning
Vacuum the hide and fur on your seat regularly and gently.

• Take care of your seat
Take care of your seat by carefully choosing where you place it. Protect it from moisture and prolonged exposure to light in order to preserve its durability.

• Fresh air
Air out your seat regularly to preserve the material and maintain its density.

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The Egg armchair was created as part of a major project: the complete refurbishment of the Royal SAS Hotel in Copenhagen.

Jacobsen, who was responsible for designing the entire building, wanted to create a harmonious, coherent environment where the architecture and furniture would blend perfectly.

He designed the Egg armchair and its companion, the Swan armchair.

ARNE JACOBSEN (1902 – 1971)

Arne Jacobsen is a leading figure in Danish design, renowned for his functionalist approach and timeless aesthetic. A renowned architect and designer, he left an indelible mark on the architectural and furniture landscape of the 20th century.

His work is among the most important of the Danish functionalist movement, which advocated functional and rational architecture - a movement followed by Le Corbusier and Walter Gropius, for example... Arne Jacobsen's creations laid the foundations of Scandinavian organic modernism, which continues to influence thinking on architecture and design to this day.