The Jacobsen "Butterfly Series" Stool, better known as the Fritz Hansen Series 7 Stool, was designed by Danish architect Arne Jacobsen in 1955. Developed as a successor to his 1952 "Ant" chair, the Series 7 chair was presented at the H55 design exhibition in Helsinki. Its iconic, versatile design, created using pressure-moulded plywood, has made it a globally recognized piece of furniture, often called the "butterfly chair".
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weight [kg] 7.0
height [cm] 110
width [cm] 53
depth [cm] 59
seat height 66
Design group Plywood Group
Characteristic 66cm
Furniture type barstool
Material metal base, plywood seat
Design Butterfly series
Design year 1955
Assembly None