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