Ant Chair was designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1952. 
Despite its minimalist and svelte form, the Ant chair by Arne Jacobsen is extremely comfortable due to its shell design while achieving a beauty and elegance which has made Jacobsen's first stacking chair one of his best-known designs. Although a revolutionary design, the Ant was not an immediate hit when first launched by Fritz Hansen in 1952. The chair had only 3 legs and no arms! 

-The back and seat are made of one piece of laminated wood with 9 layers of molded veneer and 2 layers of cotton textile in-between.
-The Ant is a stackable, wooden chair on a thin chrome or satin chrome steel base with a choice of maple, beech veneer, dark-stained oak or a wide range of colors in lacquer or lazur. 
-Available in choice of Red,black,natural wood,white,yellow colors