In the center of Copenhagen, on the sixth floor of the Royal Hotel, a single room preserves in microcosm the definitive masterwork of Danish architect Arne Jacobsen. Room 606 is the last surviving interior of the SAS House an unparalleled example of modern architecture and design. Best known beyond his Scan-dinavian homeland as a furniture designer, Jacobsen was one of the outstanding architects of the twentieth century. Throughout his career, he created complete settings for daily life, dissolving the boundaries between architecture, interior, and indust-rial design. The SAS House represented the pinnacle of these efforts and Jacobsen had designed every detail, including new furniture such as the famous Egg and Swan chairs, fabrics, fixtures, and even the silverware. This book presents a insight into Jacobsens work. The chapters are organized thematically and each consists of three sections that together look at Room 606 as a microcosm of the SAS House.