Arne Jacobsen studied architecture at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen where he acquired a combination of practical and artistic training.
This unique combination enabled Jacobsen to design buildings, interiors and many different types of designs that beautifully balanced form and function.
From 1945 onwards, Jacobsen also designed furniture for mass-production. The Ant (1951) and the Series 7 chairs (1955) were both designed for Fritz Hansen and among his greatest successes. Today we have selected six of Jacobsen’s works that we feel best represent his design philosophy.
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The Jacobsen Drop Chair in the room 606 of the SAS Royal Hotel, Copenhagen
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The Jacobsen City Hall Clock designed for the City Hall in Aarhus
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The Jacobsen Swan Sofa
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The Jacobsen AJ Floor Lamp
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The Arne Jacobsen Series 7 Chair made famous by model Christine Keeler
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