3101 Myran 4 legs, coloured ash, black, underframe warm graphite - Dining chairs - Arne Jacobsen

The 3101 Myran chair, designed by the iconic Arne Jacobsen in 1952 for Fritz Hansen, embodies a perfect blend of classic design and modern functionality. Originally crafted for the dining room of the Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk, this chair features a four-legged design that offers stability and elegance. The seat and backrest are meticulously constructed using Jacobsen's innovative technique, which involves layering nine sheets of veneer and two layers of Indian cotton, molded over steam to achieve an ergonomic form. This craftsmanship not only ensures a comfortable seating experience but also provides a flexible backrest that adapts to the user's movements.

Available in a stunning black stained ash finish, the Myran chair showcases the natural texture and grain of the wood, making each piece unique. The warm graphite underframe adds a contemporary touch, complementing the chair's classic silhouette. This versatile chair is stackable, making it ideal for both dining rooms and commercial spaces.

With its rich history and significant impact on Danish design