If you are looking for a furniture piece that will be with you for a long time, if you want to infuse your home with timeless items that never go out of style and give it sort of timeless elegance, try the Egg Chair by Arne Jacobsen.
The History Of The Egg Chair
The original Egg was created by the Danish architect and designer Arne Jacobsen in 1958 for the SAS Royal Hotel in downtown Copenhagen. Jacobsen was commissioned to design every element of the building, from the walls to the furniture, including the cutlery that would be used in the restaurant, the lighting and even the ashtrays.
The Egg Chair was the most outstanding part of his entire hotel design and has become a design classic with global success. It broke all design conventions with its curving shape, which Jacobsen was able to achieve by molding the inner structure out of foam and covering it with upholstery. The elliptical chair acts as a cocoon around the sitter, gently curving inwards the egg-shape it is named for.
A cool glazed space to enjoy the sun, with a creamy Egg chair and a footrest, a windowsill and a large chandelier.
A cool nook with a black velvet Egg chair, a side table, books, decor and a table lamp is a chic and lovely space.
How Does The Egg Chair Look Like?
It sits atop a star-shaped swivel base, and the angle adjusts to the user’s weight. The materials used today, a more technically advanced foam with glass fiber reinforcement, make the modern iterations slightly heavier. The chair, produced and sold by Fritz Hansen, is now available in a multitude of colored fabrics and different leathers.
A cool nook with a letter bookshelf, black Egg chairs, colorful pillows, stacks of magazines and a coffee table.
A light-filled and airy space with a blue Egg chair, some mismatching stools, a wooden bench as a console table and some decor.
A lovely nook with floor to ceiling windows, a tan Egg chair, a side table, a floor lamp and gorgeous views and air.
A neutral Egg chair, a white side table, a built-in fireplace, a stack of firewood and a gorgeous view compose a lovely look.
A neutral nook with a sofa, a white Egg chair with printed pillows, a basket, a fluffy rug and a low coffee table.
A neutral nook with taupe walls, a grey Egg chair, a stump side table, a floor lamp, a neutral coffee table and a rug.
How To Incorporate The Egg Chair Into Your Home?
The Egg Chair can be incorporated into many spaces in various ways: you may use it in a living room creating your own personal relaxation oasis by the window or in the corner, adding it to your reading nook. In your bedroom or dining space you may also use the Egg chair creating a small and welcoming space to have a rest. As the chair is available in many colors and types of upholstery, you will be able to match it with your spaces for sure, and its iconic design makes it almost universal for most of modern and contemporary spaces. Get inspired!
A neutral Scandinavian living room with a creamy corner sofa and a grey coffee table, a brown Egg chair and a pendant lamp.
A peaceful nook with a glazed wall and a greenery view, a white Egg chair with pillows, a black pouf, a black floor lamp and a side table.
A refined space with an oversized artwork, a white credenza, an orange Egg chair, some vintage decor and branches in a vase.
A Scandinavian dining space with a hairpin leg table and Wishbone chairs, a brown leather Egg chair, a floor lamp and some art.
A Scandinavian living room with a graphite grey sofa and pillows, a black Egg chair, a low coffee table, an oversized artwork and a floor lamp.
A Scandinavian living room with some large balls for decor, a white sofa with faux fur, a black coffee table and a grey Egg chair.
A Scandinavian living room with wooden benches, a black Egg chair, a grey sofa, a black sconce and some blankets.
A stylish and catchy nook with a mini gallery wall, a brown leather Egg chair, a floor fan and a black floor lamp.
A stylish Scandinavian living room with a black Egg chair and some pillows, a grey sofa, a rug and some coffee tables, a floor lamp.