Serie 7 Children's Chair – Black - OFFER – Fritz Hansen

Fritz Hansen offers a range of children's chairs designed by renowned Danish designer Arne Jacobsen, suitable for younger children while maintaining the aesthetics and quality of adult models. These chairs are miniature versions of Scandinavian design icons, combining functionality, durability, and timeless style.

Series 7 Children's Chair (3177)

The children's version is designed for children ages 3 and up, with a die-cast laminated wood shell (FSC-certified ash or pine) and a chrome-plated or painted steel base. It retains the clean, ergonomic lines of the adult version, inspired by the Ant chair. It is stackable for easy storage. It is also ideal for a child's bedroom, office, or dining table. Its strengths include its sturdiness, timeless design, and its visual harmony with the adult models, ensuring a cohesive look in family spaces.

Grand Prix Children's Chair

Its plywood shell (ash or pine) rests on a chromed or painted steel base, with flowing lines and a sculptural design. It is similar to the Series 7 in many ways; it is stackable and easy to clean, suitable for everyday use, and perfect for bedrooms, playrooms, schools, or libraries. Its strengths include its maximum safety and stability, and its playful design that introduces children to Scandinavian design.

Children's Ant Chair

It was originally designed for the Rødovre Library, where a children's area ("the disco") used these chairs, which are still in use today. Lightweight, stackable, and versatile, and made with durable and resistant materials, the Children's Ant Chair combines simplicity and versatility, serving as a chair or a small side table once the child has grown.

Lily Children's Chair

It is also made of plywood with a steel base. It features an ergonomic design suitable for children, with careful finishing and durable materials, a distinctive aesthetic, and comfort for young users.

Commonalities and Philosophy

These chairs embrace the codes of Scandinavian design: clean lines, organic shapes, and quality materials. They are designed to be both aesthetic and functional, introducing children to the world of design. Fritz Hansen uses FSC-certified wood and water-based lacquers, reducing environmental impact. The chairs are sturdy and built to last, often passed down from generation to generation. Stackable, they are suitable for both private (bedrooms, dining rooms) and public spaces. They can also become decorative objects or side tables once the child has grown up. Created by Arne Jacobsen, these chairs are part of a historic collaboration with Fritz Hansen, which began in the 1930s. They embody the golden age of Danish design in the 1950s.

Conclusion

Fritz Hansen children's chairs are more than just furniture: they are timeless pieces of design that combine aesthetics, comfort, and durability. They allow children to embrace design icons while offering lasting quality.