The 3300 series is an early series of seating designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1956 for Fritz Hansen and was presented in 1960 at the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. In addition to this three-seater sofa, the series also included a smaller two-seater sofa and a four-seater sofa. The frame of the sofa is made of a wooden frame surrounded by cold foam. The sofa is available in a wide range of fabrics and colors. The frame is made of five chrome-plated bars.

The 3300 series was created with inspiration from a sofa Jacobsen originally designed for his home in the 1940s. With its clean lines and square shapes, the Series 3300 provided a tasteful contrast to the round shapes of the room and the Swan at the SAS Royal Hotel. During Jacobsen's work on the hotel, he handled the full design concept, down to the smallest detail, from the exterior facade and furniture to the cutlery in the restaurant. Together with the Series 3300, a series of icons were launched. The design concept was a success and is known as Jacobsen's all-round work of art, which put Danish design on the world map.