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Series 7 Children's Stool / Tall Chair
*****SHIPS IN 8-12 WEEKS*****
Designed by Arne Jacobsen, 1970
Made by Fritz Hansen
The Series 7 Children's Stool / Tall Chair from Fritz Hansen offers the same stylish, timeless design of our iconic Series 7™ chairs, just sized down for a younger crowd. Perfect for elevating meal time or school work, this high chair will add an elegant, tasteful touch to any dinner table.
Materials:
Seat: Colored ash veneer or oak veneer.
Base: Powder-coated steel or chrome.
Dimensions: 16.5" W x 17.3" D x 31.1" H || Seat Height: 20.5"
About the designer
It is said that as a child growing up in Copenhagen, Arne Jacobsen painted over the Victorian wallpaper in his bedroom. But young Arne did not cover his walls with typical childish drawings or paint the ornate wallpaper boyish blue. Instead, he decided to paint his room entirely white. His decision may seem commonplace today, but in the early twentieth century white walls were not yet in fashion. From the very beginning, Arne Jacobsen was ahead of his time.
Series 7 Children's Stool / Tall Chair
*****SHIPS IN 8-12 WEEKS*****
Designed by Arne Jacobsen, 1970
Made by Fritz Hansen
The Series 7 Children's Stool / Tall Chair from Fritz Hansen offers the same stylish, timeless design of our iconic Series 7™ chairs, just sized down for a younger crowd. Perfect for elevating meal time or school work, this high chair will add an elegant, tasteful touch to any dinner table.
Materials:
Seat: Colored ash veneer or oak veneer.
Base: Powder-coated steel or chrome.
Dimensions: 16.5" W x 17.3" D x 31.1" H || Seat Height: 20.5"
About the designer
It is said that as a child growing up in Copenhagen, Arne Jacobsen painted over the Victorian wallpaper in his bedroom. But young Arne did not cover his walls with typical childish drawings or paint the ornate wallpaper boyish blue. Instead, he decided to paint his room entirely white. His decision may seem commonplace today, but in the early twentieth century white walls were not yet in fashion. From the very beginning, Arne Jacobsen was ahead of his time.