Fritz Hansen Oksen Armchair

The Fritz Hansen Oksen, designed by Arne Jacobsen, reflecting its name meaning 'the bull' in Danish, Oksen is big and powerful armchair dominating a room like nothing else.
Jacobsen experimented with design for at least five years. Oksen is Arne Jacobsen's largest and most contentious chair, in contrast to many of his earlier designs, which were characterized by rounded, organic curves.

Known for his organic and soft lines in designs like the Swan and the Ant, Arne Jacobsen surprised design passionate all over the world when he first introduced Oksen in 1966.
Unlike many of Arne Jacobsen's other designs, Oksen was not designed for a specific architectural project. It was a product of years of experimenting by Arne Jacobsen. The chair was considered quite rare among critics due to its short original production period as well as its controversial yet powerful appearance.
Oksen comes in leather only and in three different leather types.The beautiful Elegance leather and the strong Classic leather in black or Walnut and finally in Extreme leather in black only.