Grado Chair 2542 After Cizeta

A versatile chair recommended for both the public and private sectors. Delicate, three -dimensional curves as well as extensive support make it an ergonomic chair becomes recognizable in the environment. Chair with the possibility of stacking with a frame made of solid ash wood with support of 3D ash plywood, bent in both directions.

Chair available to order. The manufacturer's catalog has a spacious palette of wood color as well as upholstery materials. The offer is complemented by a chair version with a smooth seat or a Grado chair model without armrests.

Mikko Laakkonen

Mikko Laakkonen is a Finnish designer born in 1974 in Espoo. Initially, he was educated as a lutnik, and then studied furniture design at Kymemenlaakso Polytechnic and at the University of Art and Design at Helsinki. In 2004, he founded his own studio in Helsinki, focusing on the design of everyday products. His works combine functionality with minimalism and were presented at many international exhibitions, including in Milan, Helsinki and Tokyo. Laakkonen collaborated with reputable brands such as Marimekko, Inno, isko, Martel, Bos, Casamania, Covo and Offecct. He is a laureate of numerous awards, including Red Dot Design Award (2012), Good Design Award (2010) and the title of Young Designer of the Year (2009). Its best known project is the Latva hanger, reminiscent of a tree that can perform both a usable and decorative function.