Fritz Hansen Ant Chair

The Ant Chair (Myren) is a classic of mid-century modern design. It was originally designed in 1952 by the renowned Danish architect and designer Arne Jacobsen. The chair was specifically created for the canteen of the Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk and has since become a global icon of Scandinavian furniture design.

The chair is manufactured by the Danish furniture company Fritz Hansen. Known for its minimalist silhouette and innovative use of pressure-molded plywood, the Ant chair continues to be produced primarily in Denmark to ensure high standards of craftsmanship and material quality. The brand Fritz Hansen remains the ultimate owner and steward of Jacobsen's most famous furniture designs, maintaining its headquarters and primary operations in Allerød, Denmark.