3101 Myran 4 legs, lacquered, deep clay, underframe chrome-plated steel - dining chairs - Arne Jacobsen

Experience timeless elegance with the 3101 Myran chair, a masterpiece designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1952 for Fritz Hansen. Originally crafted for the dining room of the renowned Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk, this chair features a robust four-leg design that ensures stability and style. The innovative construction combines nine layers of veneer with two layers of Indian cotton, meticulously molded over steam to create a comfortable, flexible seat and backrest. The Myran chair is available in a variety of woods and finishes, including colored, clear lacquered, or fully lacquered surfaces. The colored options reveal the natural texture and grain of the wood, making each piece unique, while the fully lacquered versions offer a uniform aesthetic. With neat, stackable legs, the Myran chair is not only functional but also a stunning addition to any dining space. Having made a significant mark in Danish design history, the Myran chair laid the groundwork for other iconic pieces such as the Sjuan and Gran Prix chairs.