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[H1] Spring news 2026
Fritz Hansen’s latest releases reflect a continued dialogue between evolving lifestyles and enduring design. Each piece is crafted in close collaboration with leading designers to meet the needs of modern living—indoors and out.FritzHansen_Project_ConsumersAndProfessionals_General_SaveImage
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FritzHansen_Project_ConsumersAndProfessionals_PDP_AboutFritzHansen_Project_ConsumersAndProfessionals_PDP_SpecificationsFritzHansen_Project_ConsumersAndProfessionals_PDP_DownloadsFritzHansen_Project_ConsumersAndProfessionals_PDP_CareAndMaintenanceFritzHansen_Project_ConsumersAndProfessionals_PDP_DeliveryAndReturnFritzHansen_Project_ConsumersAndProfessionals_General_SaveImageIn 2026, Fritz Hansen marks the 100th anniversary of Danish design visionary Verner Panton with Series 7™ – Verner Panton 100. This special re-edition brings back four warm tones from the colour palette Panton created for Arne Jacobsen’s Series 7™ in the early 1970s.

Reflecting Panton’s deep fascination with the sensory and psychological power of colour, the yellow, orange, red and brown hues bring renewed energy to the chair’s sculptural silhouette, reaffirming both his continued relevance and the enduring role of colour in contemporary interiors.

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[H1] At Home With: Carla Sozzani
A lifetime of colour and form
Italian gallerist and editor Carla Sozzani explains why shape and colour inspired her to bring Arne Jacobsen’s pieces into her Milan home.

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[H2] "When I look back, I see that Fritz Hansen has been part of my journey throughout my entire career.”
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[H2] An enduring liaison with Arne Jacobsen
When you’re the founder of what many consider to be the world’s first design concept store, 10 Corso Como, it takes a lot for a piece of design to stand out. Yet that’s exactly what Arne Jacobsen’s pieces for Fritz Hansen have done for gallerist and editor Carla Sozzani for the last forty years.

“I got my first Arne Jacobsen pieces in the 70s,” Carla explains. “It was the Cylinda line, with all the beautiful steel pots – a teapot, coffee pot, coffee press, and so on. I don’t use it anymore, but it sits in my kitchen. It’s still beautiful!” FritzHansen_Project_ConsumersAndProfessionals_General_SaveImage
[H2] "I don’t understand people who hire an interior designer to create their home for them. It drains all the joy of the research! Where is the pleasure in that?”
FritzHansen_Project_ConsumersAndProfessionals_General_SaveImageThose clean lines rendered in steel imprinted on Carla, who next bought a handful of bright red-orange Series 7 Chairs, also by Jacobsen and produced by Fritz Hansen. They first sat in her kitchen, later moving to her office. “I also have Series 7 in my studio and at the gallery. I feel it is a very versatile chair. The stackability makes it very functional. I love the lines of it; it’s organic, almost like a woman’s body.”

Carla Sozzani feels similarly about Arne Jacobsen’s Egg Chair and Drop Chair, both of which she has throughout her homes, gallery and store. Many times throughout her career she has collaborated with Fritz Hansen and in 2020 created a palette of 16 colours for the Series 7 chair. “When Fritz Hansen first approached me to do the colour ways, I was surprised. But they reminded me that I’d worked with these pieces in various ways for decades. I did three exhibitions of Arne Jacobsen pieces at Galleria Sozzani in Milano and one in Seoul in the years since its opening in 1990. When I look back, I see that Fritz Hansen has been part of my journey throughout my entire career.”FritzHansen_Project_ConsumersAndProfessionals_General_SaveImageFritzHansen_Project_ConsumersAndProfessionals_General_SaveImageCarla notes that the Egg Chair, in particular, can go anywhere in the home. “I don’t have specific places to put the Egg Chair; I really think you can put it in any room and it works. It’s such an inviting piece of furniture. In shape and in function, it is perfect,” she says.FritzHansen_Project_ConsumersAndProfessionals_General_SaveImage
[H2] A house by Vico Magistretti – a home by Carla Sozzani
Carla’s house on the outskirts of Milan was designed in the 1930s by humanist architect and designer Pier Giulio Magistretti, father of Vico Magistretti. It is surrounded by land and flowers, with enormous windows that let in the light. “Because it’s a Magistretti house the proportions are perfect. But I have been there for 36 years now, so I have changed many things over time. A home is not the same forever, things change as my tastes change. I have taken down walls and removed doors. I am constantly moving things around. I don’t understand people who hire an interior designer to create their home for them. It drains all the joy of the research! Where is the pleasure in that?” Carla asks.

Over the years, Carla’s pleasure has been in slowly collecting, placing, and then placing again, her Arne Jacobsen pieces by Fritz Hansen. While her aesthetic sensibility may evolve over time, her love for these pieces has never wavered, proving that the core of timeless design is in finding what you love. FritzHansen_Project_ConsumersAndProfessionals_General_SaveImage
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[H1] At Home With: Bea Mombaers
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With an unparalleled eye for art and design, Belgium-based Bea Mombaers refines her poetic and supremely liveable interiors in her own home and is constantly inspired by travel.

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[H2] “The pieces in my homes change regularly, but my style DNA never changes.”
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Interior designer and stylist Bea Mombaers is well-known in the design and art worlds thanks to an impeccable sense of aesthetics and an ability to create an atmosphere with thoughtful, poetic interiors. Her renowned store, Items, in Knokke, Belgium, has the kind of reputation that only comes with innate talent combined with decades of pristine work.

Bea’s creativity extends beyond the shop – she opened a bed & breakfast, Knokke Zoute, and launched Furniture by Bea Mombaers in 2018 – and her inimitable interiors are oft-imitated.

Her home in Brussels, which Bea uses as a kind of evolving gallery of favourite pieces, includes a number of items from Fritz Hansen, chief among them is the PK54 table by Poul Kjærholm with the marble centre and wood extension rings. She also has the PK33 stool and the Egg Chair by Arne Jacobsen.

“I love the PK54 table because it is such a centrepiece of the room,” Bea says. “And the Egg Chair, well, it is like a piece of sculpture. I love the colour of the chair and how it ages. It’s such a special piece.” She explains that while she becomes acquainted with various pieces through her experiences in the art and design world, “there are always a few pieces that I’m dreaming about”.

As for Bea’s next Fritz Hansen piece? “I can’t decide!” She laughs. “I’m actually moving soon, and I like to choose furniture based on the shape and needs of the space itself. So I’ll have to see what my next space holds. I know there will be Fritz Hansen there, for sure.”
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[H2] “I become acquainted with various pieces through my experiences in the art and design world. There are always a few pieces that I’m dreaming about.”
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Bea’s current apartment in Brussels is a temporary space where she has lived for about a year but she will soon move to a more permanent place.

Famous editor-in-chief of Vogue Diana Vreeland opined that “the eye has to travel” and Bea Mombaers embraces this philosophy, making sure that she is always travelling, taking her impeccable eye along for the ride. Currently, she spends her time between her homes in Brussels and Provence where she has renovated a B&B.

Despite the ever-changing nature of her surroundings, she notes that, “the pieces in my homes change regularly, but my style DNA never changes”. With a focus on materiality, organic shapes, and quiet luxury, Bea has created a soft minimalism that is both artistic and functional. Fritz Hansen fits perfectly into this world. Her spaces consistently bring out the elements of Fritz Hansen that are most pertinent: timeless design and exemplary quality that create a dialogue with the architecture and other pieces in an interior.
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[H2] “And the Egg Chair, well, it is like a piece of sculpture. I love the colour of the chair and how it ages. It’s such a special piece.”
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