fritz hansen oxford 3292 high quality chair 3D Model

Description

high quality 3d model of a classic executive chair designed by charles and ray eames.
the model was created paying much attention to precision proportions, shapes and all the details. it has accurate grid, texturing, materials, ready to use and good for close-up.

the original version of the oxford™ chair was designed for the professors at st. catherine’s college in oxford, in 1963. when the dean of st. catherine’s college chose arne jacobsen to build an extension for the college, he was also commissioned to design the surrounding landscape and a furniture series for the college. the chair’s extra tall back served as a symbol of prestige and created a space of its own. the “professor’s chair” later evolved into the oxford series. in spite of initial protests and uproar over the commission of a foreign modernist, arne jacobsen received an honorary doctorate from oxford, upon completion of the project. this groundbreaking example of total design is, today, considered arne jacobsen's most outstanding work. the oxford chair has been revitalized and now it looks more like the original tall, wooden chair. the chair is available with a tall, medium and low back and in a lounge model. it comes in a wide range of fabric and leather upholstery, with or without arms, with or with castors.

the cooperation between arne jacobsen and fritz hansen dates back to 1934. but in was in 1952 the break-through came with the ant™. it was succeeded by the series 7™ in 1955. this propelled his and fritz hansen's names into furniture history. arne jacobsen was very productive both as an architect and as a designer. at the end of the 50s arne jacobsen designed the royal hotel in copenhagen, and for that project the egg™, the swan™, the swan™ sofa and series 3300™. arne jacobsen was and is an admired and outstanding designer. while the significance of arne jacobsen's buildings was less appreciated, his furniture and other design work have become national and international heritage.