Grand Prix Stacking chair natural wood / Bois naturel – Fritz Hansen

Product detail

Type : Stacking chair

Colour : Natural walnut

Material : Wood

Dimensions : L 50 cm x Prof 50 cm x H 78 cm – Assise : H 46,5 cm

Weight : 8.8 lb

Characteristics : Empilable – Patins en caoutchouc sous le piètement – Réédition d’un modèle édité pour la première fois en 1957

Country of Manufacture : Europe

Variation : Noyer naturel

Designer : Arne Jacobsen

Price : €369.60

Modular colours

Access the design legend with this re-issue of a timeless, iconic chair: the famous “Grand Prix” chair. Created in 1957 by the renowned Arne Jacobsen, the “Grand Prix” is a practical, comfortable chair, designed to adapt to all kinds of environments: kitchens and dining rooms of course, but also restaurants, cafés and conference rooms… Originally, this chair was called “Model 3130”. Presented at the 11th Triennale in Milan in 1957, it won the highest distinction, the Grand Prix, hence its current name. Very innovative for its time, the “Grand Prix” was a real revolution that’s still popular today among design enthusiasts around the world! The “Grand Prix” chair has become a classic of Scandinavian design, reducing the back and seat to a single piece of moulded plywood on steel tubular feet. The “Grand Prix” chair is incredibly light (just 4 kg) but extremely durable, too. The “Grand Prix” is a chair that is passed down the generations: basically, it’s immortal. The timeless design of the “Grand Prix” will continue to stand the test of time. Its vintage style will always look sensational! This version of the “Grand Prix” chair is made of walnut wood.

In detail:

Variation : Noyer naturel

Brand : Fritz Hansen

Designer : Arne Jacobsen

Type : Stacking chair

Colour : Natural walnut

Material : Assise et dossier en noyer – Piètement tubulaire en acier

Dimensions : L 50 cm x Prof 50 cm x H 78 cm – Assise : H 46,5 cm

Weight : 8.8 lb

Characteristics : Empilable – Patins en caoutchouc sous le piètement – Réédition d’un modèle édité pour la première fois en 1957

Country of Manufacture : Europe