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Fritz Hansen is a Danish designer furniture and lighting company. Many Fritz Hansen products on display in our showroom are in stock for immediate delivery. 

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Fritz Hansen novelties

Fritz Hansen Lounge Chairs

Egg Arne Jacobsen, 1958 – Fritz Hansen
Egg Arne Jacobsen, 1958 – Fritz Hansen
Swan (« cygne ») Arne Jacobsen, 1958 – Fritz Hansen
Swan (« cygne ») Arne Jacobsen, 1958 – Fritz Hansen
PK22 Poul Kjærholm, 1956 – Fritz Hansen
PK22 Poul Kjærholm, 1956 – Fritz Hansen
PK4 Poul Kjærholm, 1952 – Fritz Hansen
PK4 Poul Kjærholm, 1952 – Fritz Hansen
PK0 A Poul Kjærholm, 1952 – Fritz Hansen
PK0 A Poul Kjærholm, 1952 – Fritz Hansen
The Pot Arne Jacobsen, 1958 – Fritz Hansen
The Pot Arne Jacobsen, 1958 – Fritz Hansen
Fri Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Fri Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Ro Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Ro Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Fred JH97 Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Fred JH97 Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Let Sebastian Herkner – Fritz Hansen
Let Sebastian Herkner – Fritz Hansen
VIA 57 KiBiSi – Fritz Hansen
VIA 57 KiBiSi – Fritz Hansen
Oksen Arne Jacobsen, 1966 – Fritz Hansen
Oksen Arne Jacobsen, 1966 – Fritz Hansen

Fritz Hansen Tables

Tables Fritz Hansen – Scandinavia Design
Series Circular et Supercircular P. Hein, B. Mathsson, A. Jacobsen – Fritz Hansen
Series Circular et Supercircular P. Hein, B. Mathsson, A. Jacobsen – Fritz Hansen
Series haute  P. Hein, B. Mathsson, A. Jacobsen – Fritz Hansen
Series haute  P. Hein, B. Mathsson, A. Jacobsen – Fritz Hansen
Series Rectangulaires Piet Hein, Bruno Mathsson, Arne Jacobsen – Fritz Hansen
Series Rectangulaires Piet Hein, Bruno Mathsson, Arne Jacobsen – Fritz Hansen
Tables Fritz Hansen – Scandinavia Design
Tables Fritz Hansen – Scandinavia Design
Analog Jaime Hayon – Fritz Hansen
Analog Jaime Hayon – Fritz Hansen
Table PK54 Poul Kjærholm, 1963 – Fritz Hansen
Table PK54 Poul Kjærholm, 1963 – Fritz Hansen
Essay Cecilie Manz – Fritz Hansen
Essay Cecilie Manz – Fritz Hansen
Table Aldus 160 / 180 / 200 design Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm, 2021 Skagerak
Table Aldus 160 / 180 / 200 design Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm, 2021 Skagerak
FH3605 Writing Desk Arne Jacobsen, 1955 – Fritz Hansen
FH3605 Writing Desk Arne Jacobsen, 1955 – Fritz Hansen

Fritz Hansen Chairs

Chaise Série 7 Arne Jacobsen, 1955 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Série 7 Arne Jacobsen, 1955 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Série 7 Arne Jacobsen, 1955 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Série 7 Arne Jacobsen, 1955 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Série 7 rembourrées Arne Jacobsen, 1955 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Série 7 rembourrées Arne Jacobsen, 1955 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Fourmi (Ant Chair) Arne Jacobsen, 1952  – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Fourmi (Ant Chair) Arne Jacobsen, 1952  – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Fourmi (Ant Chair) Arne Jacobsen, 1952  – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Fourmi (Ant Chair) Arne Jacobsen, 1952  – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Fourmi rembourrées (Ant Chair) Arne Jacobsen, 1952  – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Fourmi rembourrées (Ant Chair) Arne Jacobsen, 1952  – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Grand Prix Arne Jacobsen, 1957 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Grand Prix Arne Jacobsen, 1957 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Grand Prix Arne Jacobsen, 1957 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Grand Prix Arne Jacobsen, 1957 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Grand Prix Arne Jacobsen, 1957 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Grand Prix Arne Jacobsen, 1957 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Lily  Arne Jacobsen, 1968/70 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Lily  Arne Jacobsen, 1968/70 – Fritz Hansen
Little Giraffe Arne Jacobsen, 1959 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Little Giraffe Arne Jacobsen, 1959 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Drop Arne Jacobsen, 1958 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Drop Arne Jacobsen, 1958 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Drop rembourrées Arne Jacobsen, 1958 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise Drop rembourrées Arne Jacobsen, 1958 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise PK9  Poul Kjærholm, 1960 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise PK9  Poul Kjærholm, 1960 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise PK8  Poul Kjærholm, 1978 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise PK8  Poul Kjærholm, 1978 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise PK15 Poul Kjærholm, 1679 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise PK15 Poul Kjærholm, 1679 – Fritz Hansen
Fauteuil Carimate   Vico Magistretti, 1959 – Fritz Hansen
Fauteuil Carimate   Vico Magistretti, 1959 – Fritz Hansen
chaise Monolit – Fritz Hansen – Cecilie Manz
chaise Monolit – Fritz Hansen – Cecilie Manz
Chaise N01 Nendo, 2018 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise N01 Nendo, 2018 – Fritz Hansen
Chaise de Réalisateur (Director’s Chair) design Jens H. Quistgaard, 1986 – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Chaise de Réalisateur (Director’s Chair) design Jens H. Quistgaard, 1986 – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
N02 Recycled
N02 Recycled Chair Nendo, 2018 – Fritz Hansen

Fritz Hansen Swivel Chairs

Series 7 – 3117 / 3217 Arne Jacobsen, 1955 – Fritz Hansen
Series 7 – 3117 / 3217 Arne Jacobsen, 1955 – Fritz Hansen
Little Giraffe Arne Jacobsen, 1959 – Fritz Hansen
Little Giraffe Arne Jacobsen, 1959 – Fritz Hansen
Grand Prix  Arne Jacobsen, 1957 – Fritz Hansen
Grand Prix  Arne Jacobsen, 1957 – Fritz Hansen
N02 Recycled Nendo – Fritz Hansen
N02 Recycled Nendo – Fritz Hansen

Fritz Hansen Children's Chairs and Stools

Chaises Enfant Arne Jacobsen – Fritz Hansen
Chaises Enfant Arne Jacobsen – Fritz Hansen
Chaises Enfant Arne Jacobsen – Fritz Hansen
Chaises Enfant Arne Jacobsen – Fritz Hansen
Chaises Enfant Arne Jacobsen – Fritz Hansen
Chaises Enfant Arne Jacobsen – Fritz Hansen
Chaises Enfant Arne Jacobsen – Fritz Hansen
Chaises Enfant Arne Jacobsen – Fritz Hansen
Chaises Enfant Arne Jacobsen – Fritz Hansen
Chaises Enfant Arne Jacobsen – Fritz Hansen
Cheval à bascule  Fritz Hansen, 1946
Cheval à bascule  Fritz Hansen, 1946
Cheval à bascule  Fritz Hansen, 1946

Fritz Hansen Stools

Tabouret Utzon Jørn Utzon 1950’s – Fritz Hansen
Tabouret Utzon Jørn Utzon 1950’s – Fritz Hansen
Dot Arne Jacobsen, 1954 – Fritz Hansen
Dot Arne Jacobsen, 1954 – Fritz Hansen
Taburet  Cecilie Manz, 2021 – Fritz Hansen
Taburet  Cecilie Manz, 2021 – Fritz Hansen
PK33 Poul Kjærholm, 1959 – Fritz Hansen
PK33 Poul Kjærholm, 1959 – Fritz Hansen
PK91 Poul Kjærholm, 1961 – Fritz Hansen
PK91 Poul Kjærholm, 1961 – Fritz Hansen
Fionia Jens H. Quistgaard, 1986 – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Fionia Jens H. Quistgaard, 1986 – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Cutter Niels Hvass, 2018 – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Cutter Niels Hvass, 2018 – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Noboru Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Noboru Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Dania Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Dania Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Georg Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Georg Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Georg Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Georg Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Cutter Niels Hvass, 2018 – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Cutter Niels Hvass, 2018 – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Georg Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Georg Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
High Dot Arne Jacobsen, 1954 – Fritz Hansen
High Dot Arne Jacobsen, 1954 – Fritz Hansen
Tabouret de bar Série 7 Arne Jacobsen – Fritz Hansen
Tabouret de bar Série 7 Arne Jacobsen – Fritz Hansen
Grand Prix  Arne Jacobsen, 1957 – Fritz Hansen
Grand Prix  Arne Jacobsen, 1957 – Fritz Hansen

Fritz Hansen Coffee Tables

Analog JH43A et JH63A – Fritz Hansen – Jaime Hayon
Analog JH43A et JH63A – Fritz Hansen – Jaime Hayon
Analog JH43A et JH63A – Fritz Hansen – Jaime Hayon
Analog JH43A et JH63A – Fritz Hansen – Jaime Hayon
AJ Trolley  Arne Jacobsen, 1955 – Fritz Hansen
AJ Trolley  Arne Jacobsen, 1955 – Fritz Hansen
Taburet  Cecilie Manz – Fritz Hansen
Taburet  Cecilie Manz – Fritz Hansen
Table Tray Willumsen & Engholm, 1958 – Fritz Hansen
Table Tray Willumsen & Engholm, 1958 – Fritz Hansen
PK61 / PK61A Poul Kjærholm, 1956 – Fritz Hansen
PK61 / PK61A Poul Kjærholm, 1956 – Fritz Hansen
PK60 Poul Kjærholm, 1952 – Fritz Hansen
PK60 Poul Kjærholm, 1952 – Fritz Hansen
Little Friend  Kasper Salto – Fritz Hansen
Little Friend  Kasper Salto – Fritz Hansen
 Join Fritz Hansen
 Join Fritz Hansen
Planner Paul McCobb, 1953 – Fritz Hansen
Planner Paul McCobb, 1953 – Fritz Hansen
PK65 Poul Kjærholm, 1979 – Fritz Hansen
PK65 Poul Kjærholm, 1979 – Fritz Hansen

Fritz Hansen Sofas

Lune Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Lune Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Lune Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Lune Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Lune Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Lissoni  Piero Lissoni – Fritz Hansen
Lissoni  Piero Lissoni – Fritz Hansen
Lissoni  Piero Lissoni – Fritz Hansen
Favn Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Favn Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Favn Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Fri sofa – Fritz Hansen – Jaime Hayón
Fri sofa – Fritz Hansen – Jaime Hayón

Fritz Hansen Outdoor

Parasol Catania Skagerak

-20%

Parasol Catania Skagerak
Parasol Messina Skagerak
Parasol Messina Skagerak
Parasol Messina Skagerak
Parasol Messina Skagerak
Skagen Mobilier de jardin Mogen Holmriis – Skagerak

-20%

Skagen Mobilier de jardin Mogen Holmriis – Skagerak
Skagen Mobilier de jardin Mogen Holmriis – Skagerak
Skagen Mobilier de jardin Mogen Holmriis – Skagerak
Collection Lilium Design BIG, 2020 – Skagerak
Collection Lilium Design BIG, 2020 – Skagerak
Collection Lilium Design BIG, 2020 – Skagerak
Collection Lilium Design BIG, 2020 – Skagerak
Collection Lilium Design BIG, 2020 – Skagerak
Collection Lilium Design BIG, 2020 – Skagerak
Collection Lilium Design BIG, 2020 – Skagerak
Steamer Deck Skagerak by Fritz Hansen

-20%

Steamer Deck Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
chaise longue Between Lines design Stine Weigelt, 2021 Skagerak
chaise longue Between Lines design Stine Weigelt, 2021 Skagerak
Brasero Helios Skagerak
Brasero Helios Skagerak
Brasero Helios Skagerak

Fritz Hansen Furniture

Planner Paul McCobb, 1950 – Fritz Hansen
Planner Paul McCobb, 1950 – Fritz Hansen
Planner Paul McCobb, 1950 – Fritz Hansen
Planner Paul McCobb, 1950 – Fritz Hansen
Table Aldus 160 / 180 / 200 design Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm, 2021 Skagerak
Table Aldus 160 / 180 / 200 design Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm, 2021 Skagerak
Table Aldus 160 / 180 / 200 design Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm, 2021 Skagerak
Table Aldus 160 / 180 / 200 design Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm, 2021 Skagerak
Coat Tree  Sidse Werner, 1971 / 2022 – Fritz Hansen
Coat Tree  Sidse Werner, 1971 / 2022 – Fritz Hansen
Coat Tree  Sidse Werner, 1971 / 2022 – Fritz Hansen
Coat Tree  Sidse Werner, 1971 / 2022 – Fritz Hansen
Cutter Niels Hvass – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Cutter Niels Hvass – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Cutter Niels Hvass – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Cutter Niels Hvass – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Happy Hook  Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Happy Hook  Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Basket  Benjamin Hubert  Fritz Hansen
Basket  Benjamin Hubert  Fritz Hansen
Buckets et Wave Mia Lagerman, Hiromichi Konno Fritz Hansen
Buckets et Wave Mia Lagerman, Hiromichi Konno Fritz Hansen
Buckets et Wave Mia Lagerman, Hiromichi Konno Fritz Hansen

Fritz Hansen accessories

Fritz Hansen homeware

Ikeru  Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Ikeru  Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Ikeru  Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Ikeru  Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Ikeru  Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Ikebana  Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Ikebana  Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Ikebana  Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Ikebana  Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Jaime Hayón candleholders Fritz Hansen
Jaime Hayón candleholders Fritz Hansen
Jaime Hayón candleholders Fritz Hansen
Jaime Hayón candleholders Fritz Hansen
Iridescent Studio Roso – Fritz Hansen
Iridescent Studio Roso – Fritz Hansen
Planner  Paul McCobb, 1950 – Fritz Hansen
Planner  Paul McCobb, 1950 – Fritz Hansen
Cutter Niels Hvass – Fritz Hansen
Cutter Niels Hvass – Fritz Hansen
Tancarville DRYP Rikke Frost – Skagerak
Tancarville DRYP Rikke Frost – Skagerak
Collection Skagerak  Fritz Hansen
Collection Skagerak  Fritz Hansen
Collection Skagerak  Fritz Hansen
Collection Skagerak  Fritz Hansen
Collection Skagerak  Fritz Hansen
Collection Skagerak  Fritz Hansen
Collection Skagerak  Fritz Hansen
Collection Skagerak  Fritz Hansen
Collection Skagerak  Fritz Hansen
Coat Tree  Sidse Werner, 1971 / 2022 – Fritz Hansen
Coat Tree  Sidse Werner, 1971 / 2022 – Fritz Hansen
Coat Tree  Sidse Werner, 1971 / 2022 – Fritz Hansen
Coat Tree  Sidse Werner, 1971 / 2022 – Fritz Hansen
Cutter Niels Hvass – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Cutter Niels Hvass – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Cutter Niels Hvass – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Cutter Niels Hvass – Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
Happy Hook  Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Happy Hook  Jaime Hayón – Fritz Hansen
Basket  Benjamin Hubert  Fritz Hansen
Basket  Benjamin Hubert  Fritz Hansen

Fritz Hansen Rugs, Cushions, Plaids and Poufs

Tapis Cecilie Manz Cecilie Manz, 2020 Fritz Hansen
Tapis Cecilie Manz Cecilie Manz, 2020 Fritz Hansen
Arne Jacobsen  Fritz Hansen
Arne Jacobsen  Fritz Hansen
Arne Jacobsen  Fritz Hansen
Arne Jacobsen  Fritz Hansen
Poufs Cecilie Manz Fritz Hansen
Poufs Cecilie Manz Fritz Hansen

Fritz Hansen lighting

Fritz Hansen Pendants 

Concert Jørn Utzon – Fritz Hansen
Concert Jørn Utzon – Fritz Hansen
KAISER idell Christian Dell, 1931 – Fritz Hansen
KAISER idell Christian Dell, 1931 – Fritz Hansen
KAISER idell Christian Dell, 1931 – Fritz Hansen
KAISER idell Christian Dell, 1931 – Fritz Hansen
Orient Jo Hammerborg, 1963 – Fritz Hansen
Orient Jo Hammerborg, 1963 – Fritz Hansen
Suspence GamFratesi – Fritz Hansen
Suspence GamFratesi – Fritz Hansen
Calabash Komplot design – Fritz Hansen
Calabash Komplot design – Fritz Hansen
Caravaggio Cecilie Manz – Fritz Hansen
Caravaggio Cecilie Manz – Fritz Hansen
 Clam Ahm & Lund – Fritz Hansen
 Clam Ahm & Lund – Fritz Hansen
Maluma Fumie Shibata – Fritz Hansen
Maluma Fumie Shibata – Fritz Hansen
Avion  Iskos-Berlin – Fritz Hansen
Avion  Iskos-Berlin – Fritz Hansen
Oneline Kasper Friis Kjeldgaard – Fritz Hansen
Oneline Kasper Friis Kjeldgaard – Fritz Hansen

Fritz Hansen table lamps

Clam Ahm & Lund – Fritz Hansen
Clam Ahm & Lund – Fritz Hansen
KAISER idell 6631-T Luxus Christian Dell, 1931 – Fritz Hansen
KAISER idell 6631-T Luxus Christian Dell, 1931 – Fritz Hansen
KAISER idell 6656-T inclinable Christian Dell, 1931 – Fritz Hansen
KAISER idell 6656-T inclinable Christian Dell, 1931 – Fritz Hansen
Cross Plex Bodil Kjær, 1961 – Fritz Hansen
Cross Plex Bodil Kjær, 1961 – Fritz Hansen
 PM-02 Paul McCobb, 1950 – Fritz Hansen
 PM-02 Paul McCobb, 1950 – Fritz Hansen
Lampe de table Night Owl Nicholai Wiig Hansen, 2016 Fritz Hansen
Lampe de table Night Owl Nicholai Wiig Hansen, 2016 Fritz Hansen
MS Series  Mette Schelde – Fritz Hansen
MS Series  Mette Schelde – Fritz Hansen
MS Series  Mette Schelde – Fritz Hansen
MS Series  Mette Schelde – Fritz Hansen

Fritz Hansen floor lamps

Lampadaire KAISER idell Christian Dell, 1931 – Fritz Hansen
Lampadaire KAISER idell Christian Dell, 1931 – Fritz Hansen
Lampadaire KAISER idell Christian Dell, 1931 – Fritz Hansen
Lampadaire KAISER idell Christian Dell, 1931 – Fritz Hansen
Lampadaire MS Series  Mette Schelde, 2023 – Fritz Hansen
Lampadaire MS Series  Mette Schelde, 2023 – Fritz Hansen
Clam Ahm & Lund – Fritz Hansen
Clam Ahm & Lund – Fritz Hansen
Lampe à poser Avion  Iskos-Berlin – Fritz Hansen
Lampe à poser Avion  Iskos-Berlin – Fritz Hansen

Fritz Hansen wall lamps

KAISER idell 6718-W et 6559-W Christian Dell, 1931 – Fritz Hansen
KAISER idell 6718-W et 6559-W Christian Dell, 1931 – Fritz Hansen
KAISER idell 6718-W et 6559-W Christian Dell, 1931 – Fritz Hansen
KAISER idell 6718-W et 6559-W Christian Dell, 1931 – Fritz Hansen
AQ01 Anne Qvist, 2017  Fritz Hansen
AQ01 Anne Qvist, 2017  Fritz Hansen
Caravaggio Cecilie Manz  Fritz Hansen
Caravaggio Cecilie Manz  Fritz Hansen

Fritz Hansen, founded in 1872 in Copenhagen by carpenter Fritz Hansen, is an icon of Danish design, renowned for its furniture and lighting that combine exceptional craftsmanship, innovation and timeless aesthetics. 

Embodying Scandinavian minimalism, the brand has stood the test of time thanks to collaborations with visionary designers, strategic acquisitions and an ongoing commitment to sustainability and quality. 


A history rooted in craftsmanship and innovation

The origins (1872-1920): Fritz Hansen began as a wooden furniture workshop in Copenhagen, under the direction of its eponymous founder. By 1885, the company had gained prestige by supplying furniture to the Danish Parliament, demonstrating impeccable craftsmanship. With his son Christian, Fritz Hansen perfected techniques such as wood bending, laying the foundations for innovative production.

The modernist era (1920-1950): In the 1920s, Fritz Hansen embraced modernism and functionalism, collaborating with designers influenced by these movements. In 1934, the acquisition of the production rights for Søren Hansen's laminated wood furniture made it possible to create organic and ergonomic shapes. Hans J. Wegner's China Chair (1944), although less well known, illustrates this transition to sculptural designs.

The Golden Age (1950-1980): The 1950s marked the heyday of Fritz Hansen thanks to its collaborations with renowned designers. This period saw the emergence of iconic pieces, notably thanks to Arne Jacobsen, whose designs for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen (1960) redefined modern design. At the same time, Poul Kjærholm introduced a minimalist, industrial aesthetic, enriching the brand's palette. Despite economic challenges in the 1970s, Fritz Hansen remained true to its vision.

Renewal and expansion (1980-2000): In the 1980s, driven by new investors, Fritz Hansen relaunched its classics and diversified its offering. In 1982, the acquisition of the Kaiser Idell lighting collection, designed by Christian Dell in the 1930s, marked its entry into lighting design. The 1990s, buoyed by a renewed interest in Scandinavian design, enabled the brand to go international, with exports to more than 85 countries.

The contemporary era (2000-present): In the 21st century, Fritz Hansen combines heritage and modernity. Collaborations with contemporary designers such as Jaime Hayon and Cecilie Manz have rejuvenated its catalogue, while the Objects line, launched in 2016, offers decorative accessories. In 2015, the acquisition of Lightyears strengthened its lighting offering, and in 2016, the acquisition of Skagerak expanded its expertise to outdoor furniture. In 2022, for its 150th anniversary, Fritz Hansen is celebrating its heritage with limited editions, consolidating its status as a global benchmark. Today, with showrooms in Copenhagen, Tokyo, New York and Milan, the brand continues to shape global design, while emphasising sustainability with FSC-certified materials and eco-responsible processes.


Arne Jacobsen: The soul of Danish modernism

Arne Jacobsen (1902–1971), architect and designer, was Fritz Hansen's most iconic collaborator, marking the brand's golden age in the 1950s. His holistic vision, integrating architecture and interior design, was realised in projects such as the SAS Royal Hotel, for which he designed furniture, lighting and details. Using advanced techniques such as moulded laminated wood, Jacobsen created functional, ergonomic and elegant pieces.

Key works:

Ant Chair (1952): Designed for the Novo Nordisk canteen, this lightweight three-legged (later four-legged) chair is a technical and aesthetic feat.

Series 7 chair (1955): An evolution of the Ant, it became one of the world's best-selling pieces of furniture thanks to its laminated wood shell, stackable design and versatility. It gained worldwide fame with Christine Keeler's 1963 photograph.

Egg Chair (1958): A sculptural armchair with organic curves, designed for the SAS Royal lobby. Jacobsen modelled his prototype in clay to achieve the perfect shape. Accompanied by its footrest, it embodies comfort and elegance.

Swan Chair (1958): More compact, this armchair with flowing lines evokes a swan, ideal for lounge areas.

Grand Prix Chair (1957): With its wooden legs, it won the Grand Prix at the Milan Triennale.

Impact: Jacobsen's designs, exhibited in museums such as the MoMA, are icons of global design. They propelled Fritz Hansen to the forefront of Scandinavian modernism, pushing the boundaries of manufacturing and defining a timeless aesthetic.


Poul Kjærholm: The poetry of minimalism

Poul Kjærholm (1929–1980), influenced by the Bauhaus, brought a rigorous industrial aesthetic to Fritz Hansen in the 1950s.

Unlike Jacobsen, who favoured wood, Kjærholm used steel, leather and glass to create pieces of austere elegance.

Context: Kjærholm collaborated with Fritz Hansen from 1955, but his collection grew in scope after his rights were acquired in 1982, two years after his death, relaunching his designs with worldwide success.

Key works:

PK22 (1956): Minimalist lounge chair with a flat steel frame and leather or fabric seat, combining simplicity and refinement.

PK25 (1951): Armchair with clean lines, offering luxurious comfort in a compact form.

PK61 Coffee Table (1956): A coffee table with a glass or stone top and a steel base, embodying industrial precision.

Impact: Kjærholm expanded Fritz Hansen's range with a minimalist, industrial approach, attracting an audience in search of understated luxury. His designs, described as ‘poetic’, reinforced the brand's position at the high end of the market.


Jaime Hayon: A contemporary and playful touch

Jaime Hayon (born in 1974), a Spanish designer, has been injecting new energy into Fritz Hansen since 2011. His eclectic style, combining humour, craftsmanship and modernity, contrasts with Scandinavian minimalism, while respecting the brand's high standards of quality.

Key works:

Fri Armchair (2015): A cosy armchair with soft curves, designed for comfort and intimacy, available in a range of fabrics and colours.

Lune Sofa (2017): A modular sofa with organic lines, ideal for socialising and customisable.

Ro Armchair (2013): A compact, sculptural armchair designed as a cocoon for relaxation (‘Ro’ means ‘rest’ in Danish).

Impact: Hayon brings a Mediterranean sensibility and a touch of whimsy, rejuvenating Fritz Hansen's image and appealing to a younger clientele. His pieces are warm and welcoming, blending seamlessly into contemporary interiors.


Paul McCobb: The mid-century American influence

Paul McCobb (1917–1969), an American designer, was relaunched by Fritz Hansen in 2018 as part of the ‘Republic of Fritz Hansen’ collection, which aims to incorporate international influences.

Context: Known for his clean, democratic style, McCobb aligns with Fritz Hansen's functional aesthetic, offering a mid-century alternative to Danish modernism.

Key works:

Planner Coffee Tables (relaunched in 2018): Round or square coffee tables with marble tops and steel or wooden bases, evoking the 1950s.

Planner Shelving (relaunched in 2018): Modular steel and wood shelves, practical and elegant.

Impact: McCobb's designs, although less iconic, appeal to the American market and mid-century enthusiasts, enriching Fritz Hansen's versatility.


Repurchase of Kaiser Idell lamps (1982)

In 1982, Fritz Hansen diversified its offering by acquiring the rights to the Kaiser Idell collection, designed by Christian Dell in the 1930s. These lights, originally produced by Gebrüder Kaiser & Co., are Bauhaus classics, characterised by their geometric lines, robust materials (lacquered steel, brass) and functionality.

Features: The collection includes table lamps, pendant lamps and floor lamps, such as the Kaiser Idell 6631 Luxus (desk lamp) and the 6556-F (scissor lamp). Their industrial style harmonises with the aesthetics of Kjærholm and Jacobsen.

Impact: The acquisition positions Fritz Hansen as a player in lighting design, broadening its audience. Revived with modern techniques, these lights remain popular in contemporary interiors.


Development of the Fritz Hansen lighting range

Following Kaiser Idell, Fritz Hansen is investing in lighting to meet growing demand for design solutions. This expansion is based on collaborations with contemporary designers and the strategic acquisition of Lightyears.

Key collaborations:

• Cecilie Manz (2008): Her Caravaggio series (pendants, table lamps and floor lamps) in lacquered or opal metal is a bestseller thanks to its sleek design.

• GamFratesi: His Suspense lamp (2010, via Lightyears) combines organic shapes and soft light.

• Jørn Utzon: The Concert pendant lamp, inspired by church organs, offers diffused, sculptural light.

• Lightyears (2015): The acquisition of Danish lighting brand Lightyears brings collections such as Caravaggio, Suspense and Orient (by Jo Hammerborg), consolidating Fritz Hansen's expertise.

Philosophy: Fritz Hansen lighting fixtures prioritise simplicity, high-quality materials and warm light, designed to complement its furniture. The integration of modern LEDs ensures contemporary relevance.

Impact: Lighting now accounts for a significant portion of sales, strengthening Fritz Hansen's position as a global brand.


Skagerak and outdoor design

In 2016, Fritz Hansen acquired Skagerak, a Danish brand founded in 1976, specialising in outdoor furniture and accessories made from wood, particularly teak. This acquisition expanded Fritz Hansen's offering to include outdoor spaces and strengthened its commitment to sustainability.

Context: Based in Aalborg, Skagerak is known for its functional and sustainable designs inspired by sailing and outdoor living. Its products, such as the Drachmann chairs, Georg tables and Cutter benches, use FSC-certified wood and high-quality craftsmanship. The acquisition is part of a synergy strategy, as Skagerak shares Fritz Hansen's values.

Integration: Fritz Hansen will retain Skagerak's identity while integrating its products into its showrooms and network. Designers such as Jaime Hayon work for both brands, strengthening the creative ties.

Flagship products:

Skagen Collection: Teak garden furniture inspired by Danish cottages.

Cutter Collection: Wooden benches, chairs and storage units for indoor and outdoor use.

Impact: Skagerak enables Fritz Hansen to conquer the growing outdoor furniture market while meeting expectations for harmonious living spaces. Skagerak benefits from Fritz Hansen's international visibility, enriching its catalogue with natural and robust pieces.


Scandinavia Design & Fritz Hansen

Scandinavia Design, a major distributor of Fritz Hansen, plays a key role in promoting its designs in France and internationally. Since its creation in 2007, Scandinavia Design has offered the entire Fritz Hansen catalogue, from Series 7 chairs to Caravaggio lighting fixtures, as well as Egg and Swan armchairs. With premium customer service, customisation options and careful delivery, Scandinavia Design highlights Fritz Hansen's history and values, while also distributing other Danish brands such as Carl Hansen & Søn and Muuto. It helps to make Scandinavian design accessible to a new generation, while respecting its artisanal heritage.

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Fritz Hansen is much more than a design brand: it is an institution that has shaped Scandinavian and global aesthetics for over 150 years. Its collaborations with Arne Jacobsen, Poul Kjærholm, Jaime Hayon and Paul McCobb demonstrate its ability to combine tradition and modernity, from Danish modernism to American mid-century design, with a playful contemporary touch. The acquisition of Kaiser Idell and Lightyears established Fritz Hansen as a leader in lighting design, while the acquisition of Skagerak paved the way for outdoor furniture, reinforcing its commitment to sustainability. Distributed by partners such as Scandinavia Design, Fritz Hansen continues to inspire with timeless pieces that are exhibited in museums and prized in interiors around the world.

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Scandinavia Design has successfully supplied a multitude of products for a large number of projects, both public and private. These include universities, shops, hotels, restaurants, offices, museums, flats, station waiting rooms,
cruise ships and much more.

We are able to deliver furniture, lighting, fabrics, carpets, decorative elements and other accessories to almost any part of the world.

You can contact our sales department, specifying the products concerned (finish and quantity) and your exact delivery address so that we can give you the best possible response.