The Egg chair

The Egg Chair, designed by Danish architect Arne Jacobsen in 1958, is an iconic piece of furniture known for its unique, sculptural shape that resembles an egg. Created for the Royal Hotel in Copenhagen, it features a high back and curved sides, providing a sense of privacy and comfort. The chair is often upholstered in fabric or leather and is noted for its modernist design, which blends functionality with aesthetics. Its timeless appeal makes it a popular choice in both residential and commercial spaces, symbolizing mid-20th century design innovation.