3100 Myran 3 legs, Elm veneer - Dining chairs - Arne Jacobsen - Wood-coloured - Metal/wood

The 3100 Myran chair, designed by the iconic Arne Jacobsen in 1952, is a timeless piece that embodies the essence of Danish design. Originally crafted for the dining room of the renowned pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk, this chair showcases a unique manufacturing process that revolutionized veneer furniture. Its seat and backrest are ingeniously molded from a single piece, composed of nine layers of veneer interlaced with two layers of Indian cotton, all expertly shaped using steam. This innovative construction results in a sleek and elegant shell that appears as a seamless piece of wood. The Myran chair not only offers aesthetic appeal but also exceptional comfort, thanks to its foldable backrest. Available in a variety of wood finishes, it features stylish chrome-plated steel legs, with options for three or four-legged designs. The Myran has made a significant mark on Danish design history, serving as the inspiration for the acclaimed Sjuan and Gran Prix chairs. Despite initial skepticism during its conception, Jacobsen