Fritz Hansen Arne Jacobsen Dot Stool

Dot Stool by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen Arne Jacobsen developed the Dot in the 1950's around the same time as he created the Ant chair. While creating the Ant, Arne Jacobsen spent a lot of time at the Fritz Hansen factory testing, refining and finalizing his project. The result of the collaboration was presented to the market in 1954 as a three-legged stool in veneer. In 1970, the stool was revitalized as we know it today, with four legs. Designer: Arne Jacobsen, 1954/1970 Manufacturer: Fritz Hansen Dimensions: 13.4"w | 17.3"h Construction & Details: 4-legged stool, easy to stack and practical for providing extra seats in the home. Seat upholstered in durable leather, recycled from manufacturing Swan and Egg Chairs. Base is 14mm steel tubes with 4 legs in polished chrome or black powdercoated paint finish.