Fritz Hansen Lily ArmchairThe Lily armchair by Fritz Hansen was first designed in 1968 and its version with armrests was launched in 1970 at the Danish furniture fair. Designed by Arne Jacobsen, the armchair consists of knife veneer layer glued and molded through a highly complex process to create the perfect curves and the extraordinary comfort of the armchair, and a base constructed from chromed steel. The Lily armchair is ideal for a modern or contemporary hospitality or

Perfect for residential and hospitality settings

By focusing on the simplistic globe form

With its adjustable height

A top panel illuminates the space upwards

effortlessly withstanding the elements while retaining its exquisite charm

you not only get a functional piece of furniture but also a timeless design statement that aligns effortlessly with your interior aesthetics

With its modern allure and robust construction

Perfect for kitchen breakfast bars or commercial venues like hotels

the Lora effortlessly finds its place in living rooms

Designed to be a simple cylindrical form it shows off the textures of its lava stone or white marble body

This compact luminary is a miniature counterpart to its popular full-size sibling

The seat of this remarkable chair is crafted from 11 layers of this material