Munkegaard chair A bold move

Product catalog summary

Introduction
The Munkegaard chair, also known as the Mosquito, is a notable design by Danish designer and architect Arne Jacobsen. Created in 1955, it was first introduced at the Munkegaard School in Denmark. The chair is recognized for its bold and controversial design, which continues to attract attention today.

Design and Features
The Munkegaard chair exemplifies Jacobsen's unexpected, elegant, and edgy style. It combines easy functionality with a strong visual identity, making it a standout piece in furniture design.

Specifications
The document lists various dimensions and specifications for different versions of the chair, including side chairs, barstools, and upholstered options. These measurements are crucial for understanding the chair's fit and application in different settings.

Materials
The chair is available in veneer and upholstered versions, offering versatility in material choice to suit different aesthetic and functional needs.

Design Philosophy
Arne Jacobsen emphasized the importance of proportions in design, which is a key factor in the Munkegaard chair's enduring appeal.

Catalog excerpts

Munkegaard chair / Mosquito Arne Jacobsen Munkegaard chair A bold move

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Munkegaard chair / Mosquito Arne Jacobsen The Munkegaard chair is a controversial design that turns heads as much today as it did when it was created in 1955. It offers easy functionality while maintaining a strong visual identity.

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Munkegaard chair / Mosquito Arne Jacobsen

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Munkegaard chair / Mosquito Arne Jacobsen BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL Munkegaard chair, also known as the Mosquito, was created in 1955 by celebrated Danish designer and architect Arne Jacobsen. Introduced in 1955 at the Munkegaard School in Denmark, it is an excellent example of Jacobsen’s work: unexpected, elegant, and edgy.

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