The Swan Chair was designed by Arne Jacobson in 1958, originally for the lounge, lobby and suites in the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. Jacobsen partnered with Fritz Hansen for manufacturing, and they still produce the chair in Denmark today. This curvy chair envelops the body and swivels on a chrome base so you can spin around until you are dizzy. Yes, Jacobsen had people spinning around in hotel lobbies long before Ian Schrager burst onto the hotel scene!
               As a bonus for those who want more Swan: A two-seat non-spinning version is available in the Swan Sofa.

Swan Chair in fabric

               This Swan Chair comes in a wide array of colors, as well as fabric and leather. It's very popular as an occasional chair, taking up less space than a typical armchair. It also throws its amoebic shape into the mix.

swan chair in the living room

               Here's another good example of the Swan Chair in action as the perfect occasional chair. Its scale also makes it just the right amount of accent color, in this case, a robin's egg blue that picks up on a throw pillow across the room.

swan chair in leather

                Red Swans gracefully dot this white atrium. This image looks a bit like one of those Dexter-inspired showhouses that Showtime sponsors.

orange swan chair

                In peachy orange, this chair adds some curves and color to this urbane and otherwise neutral room.

swan loveseat and swan chair

                In the China, you can find the Swan Chair at Factories like China Yadea.