Historic design that feels 4.7 inches (120 mm) at the end of the years masterpiece of Jakobsen in the event of the Danish National Bank (1971), a wall clock "BANKERS" was created with interior and water faucets based on a total design. Small block elongated stick indices create an elegant spiral. Over 40 years after the completion of the National Bank, Rosendahl and Arne Jacobsen grandchildren Tobias Jacobsen produced the WeatherStation based on BANKERS design. The modern Jakobsen design has been repeatedly completed to make the clock delicate form and the simple coloring and the overall design will not be ruined. The WeatherStation 4.7 inches (120 mm) Bankers can be used as a weather station by combining the variations of a clock, thermometer, and hygrometer to create a space that matches your favorite decor.

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Artwork by Arne Jacobsen

Ant Chair 1952 An artistic look with a beautiful curve on the back of the chair while still maintaining strength and comfort.	"SAS Royal Hotel" 1960 Copenhagen first skyscraper built based on a total design, designed not only for buildings, but also faucets and door knobs.	Swan Chair 1958. Lounge chair designed for the lobby and lounge area at SAS Royal Hotel.	Seven Chair: 1955 It is one of the most known works of Jakobsen designs and has a world famous iconic design.

Arne Jacobsen masterpiece chair

We have worked on many world-renowned chair designs and still have a big impact on this day.

The Ant Chair, which achieves a three-dimensional curved surface of the back unit, the Seven Chair with beautiful lines, and the Egg Chair that creates a gentle curve that surrounds the body, has been known for it and continues to attract people all over the world.

Jacobsen designed chairs are often found in cafes and museums in Japan.

Watch & Cloak.

WATCH The clock design is scaled down and wearable Jacobsen design.	WALL CLOCK Historic design to faithfully reproduce the original and make your room look like art.	TABLE CLOCK This is a series of masterpieces that have been modified to modern specifications, such as the "LK", the first clock design created by Jakobsen.