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This listing is for miniature furniture. Actual sized object can be obtained in Fritz Hansen Website
Name: 06. Arne Jacobsen Lily ChairManufacturer - Fritz HansenRecommended Printer: Resin 3d PrinterSeries: Furniture Designers SeriesScale: 1:123D Builder: Sensaiku
The Sculpted Lightness of the Lily Chair
The Lily Chair was designed in 1968 by Arne Jacobsen as a further exploration of his molded plywood seating series. Its name derives from the graceful, petal-like shape of the backrest, which gently widens toward the top before narrowing at the waist.
Technically innovative for its time, the Lily Chair used advanced laminated veneer construction to achieve its thin yet strong shell. The combination of organic curvature and minimal steel legs gives the chair a refined, almost weightless appearance. This balance between engineering precision and sculptural form is a hallmark of Jacobsen’s modernist philosophy.
Today, the Lily Chair continues to be produced by Fritz Hansen. Its elegant proportions, stackable practicality, and timeless Scandinavian character make it a celebrated icon in both contemporary interiors and design history.
Arne Jacobsen:
(1902–1971) was one of the most influential figures in 20th-century Scandinavian design. Trained as an architect at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen, Jacobsen became a leading pioneer of Danish Modernism. His work combined clean functional lines with organic forms, reflecting both rationalist principles and a deep sensitivity to proportion and material. Beyond furniture, he designed buildings, textiles, lighting, and even cutlery, embodying a total-design philosophy.
Jacobsen’s international reputation grew through iconic furniture pieces that remain widely celebrated today. Designs such as the Ant Chair (1952), the Series 7 Chair (1955), and the Egg and Swan chairs (1958) demonstrate his mastery of molded plywood and sculptural seating forms. These works balanced elegance with practicality, often created for specific architectural projects. His ability to merge architecture and furniture into cohesive environments set him apart from many of his contemporaries.
In addition to furniture, Jacobsen designed landmark architectural works including the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen, where he famously designed everything from the façade to the interior furnishings. His holistic approach to design, attention to detail, and commitment to modernist ideals secured his legacy as one of Denmark’s most important designers. Today, his creations continue to influence contemporary architecture and product design worldwide.
Vitra:Vitra is a globally renowned Swiss furniture company celebrated for its commitment to high-quality craftsmanship, innovative design, and long-lasting partnerships with some of the most iconic designers in history. Founded in 1950, Vitra has been instrumental in shaping modern living and workspaces with its forward-thinking philosophy. From office furniture to home classics, Vitra’s catalogue includes designs from legends like Charles and Ray Eames, George Nelson, Verner Panton, and Jean Prouvé—each piece merging functionality with aesthetic brilliance.
Beyond manufacturing furniture, Vitra is deeply invested in the culture of design. The Vitra Campus in Weil am Rhein, Germany, features buildings by renowned architects like Frank Gehry, Zaha Hadid, and Tadao Ando, and the Vitra Design Museum houses one of the world's most important collections of modern furniture design. These cultural initiatives highlight Vitra's role not just as a producer but as a patron of architecture, art, and innovation.
In recent years, Vitra has also embraced the world of digital fabrication. Collaborations with platforms like Sensaiku allow design lovers to explore Vitra classics through 3D Printing, offering downloadable STL Files for creating Mini Furniture, Dollhouse Furniture, or decorative pieces for Mini Dioramas. These 3D Print Files, optimized for Resin 3D Druck, bring iconic Vitra designs into the hands of hobbyists and collectors, bridging the gap between digital creativity and timeless design. As design continues to evolve, Vitra remains at the forefront, where heritage meets innovation.
The Model are suitable for:
Commercial Use LicenseBuyers can print and sell physical items made from the STL file. However, they cannot resell or redistribute the digital file itself.
3D Printer Type Recommendation:Scale:1:12 - FDM & Resin 3D Printer1:24 - FDM & Resin 3D Printer1:48 - Resin 3D Printer
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