Shoot for Fritz Hansen shot by photographer Ausra Babiedaite x Phase One Photo.
Ausra Babiedaite is a fashion photographer based in Copenhagen. She has been published internationally in fashion magazines including SICKY, NR, SOLSTICE and SVA and previously art director of SINDROMS magazine. Ausra’s photographic style is feminine and conceptual, capturing her fascination with beauty in a fresh and modern way.
Fritz Hansen presents exclusive and timeless designs from all over the world with famous architects who have put their energy and creativity into their modern furniture, lighting and accessories.
Fritz Hansen is an international and exclusive design brand with a long history founded in Denmark in 1872. Fritz Hansen has an ability to decorate spaces and homes and fill them with life and creativity so you just want to stay in the room and be surrounded by a beautiful environment.
The lounge chair PK22 ™ designed by the Danish architect Poul Kjærholm has the subtle silhouette that has become a real design classic. The lounge chair has a search for the ideal shape and dimension. It is possible to see the chair in several places in both private homes and in huge companies where it is most often seen in receptions and other more lounge places. It has a nice expression and is very classic and arouses great enthusiasm among many design enthusiasts today.
IMAGES: Ausra Babiedaite & Phase One Photo
The Grand Prix™ chair introduced at the Designers’ Spring Exhibition at the Danish Museum of Art & Design in 1957. The same year the chair was displayed at the Triennale in Milan where it received the Grand Prix, the finest distinction of the exhibition.
The Egg ™ chair designed by Arne Jacobsen is an eternal Danish masterpiece in design. As a sculptor, Arne strived to shape the perfect shape of the scale by experimenting with wire and plaster in his garage.
The Egg ™ chair is one of the triumphs and a special recognition for Danish design and a great tribute to Arne Jacobsen for his time as a Danish designer and architect.
A little sweet story about Arne Jacobsen when he was a child he grew up in Copenhagen and had a nice child room. He decided to paint all the walls white and clean instead of decorate the walls with blue paint and drawings. He just like the walls white and stylish. Arne already had a fine sense of aesthetics at that time and he was ahead to see trends and tendencies.
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