Series 3300 Sofa
$10,499
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$29,999
$10,499
–
$29,999
$10,499
–
$29,999
$10,499
–
$29,999
$10,499
–
$29,999
$10,499
–
$29,999
$10,499
–
$29,999
$10,499
–
$29,999
$10,499
–
$29,999
Description
Strong horizontal lines and generous cushioning create a structured sofa that provides comfortable support for shared seating areas. The fully upholstered seat, back, and armrests offer a soft and supportive seating experience, while the slender chromed tubular steel frame provides a stable foundation. Available in two- and three-seat versions, the sofa can be specified in a wide selection of textile and leather upholstery options. Its spacious seating capacity makes it well-suited for living rooms, lounges, reception areas, waiting spaces, and hospitality environments. The coordinating lounge chair allows for cohesive seating arrangements, while the durable construction supports regular use in both residential and commercial settings.
Specifications
Size
- 2 Seater: 28.3" h x 49.6" w x 31.1" d (72x126x79cm)
- 3 Seater: 28.3" h x 71.7" w x 31.1" d (72x182x79cm)
- Seat height: 14.2" (36cm)
Material
Chromed steel, solid beech, HR foam
Details
- Christianshavn
- Category 1: Canvas 2, Capture, Fame, Remix 3, Re-wool, Technicolour, Tonus 4
- Category 2: Acca, Cifrado, Clay, Fiord 2, Hallingdal 65, Karakorum, Steelcut 3, Steelcut Trio 3, Sunniva, Vanir, Vidar 4
- Category 3: Aura, Essential, Fuse, Mammuth, Voulez-vous
- Category 4: Haze
- Category 5: Grace, Natural
- COM and COL available upon request
Designer
Arne Jacobsen
"The fundamental factor is proportion,” said this icon of Danish design and minimalist style shortly before his death in 1971. Though trained as an architect (and he abhorred being called a designer), Arne Jacobsen perhaps is most remembered today for his furniture, lighting and household objects. His 3-legged Ant Chair (1951) inspired by a Charles Eames plywood chair was an instant classic and led to other sculptural furnishings such as the Egg Chair and Swan seating series.
Born in 1902, he originally trained as a bricklayer before studying at the Royal Danish Academy of Arts. Visiting the 1925 Exposition Internationale des Art Decoratifs in Paris, he was forever influenced by the modernists Le Corbusier and Mies van der Rohe. A major figure in Danish architecture, Arne Jacobsen’s more memorable products include the 1960s Cylinda line of bar and table goods for Stelton, acclaimed with numerous international design awards.