Grand Prix Chair 3130 Venetian Dyed Veneer Fritz Hansen

The Grand Prix ™ chair was first presented at the Spring Exhibition Danish Museum of Art & Design exhibition in 1957. In the same year the chair was staged at the Museum of the Triennial in Milan where the Grand Prix received the highest distinction at the exhibition. This dining room chair can have a metal or wooden base and can be adapted with a number of colors, types of wood and upholstery.

Designer; Arne Jacobsen

The presented version of the Grand Prix chair is a red ash seat in black and steel base in black (attached, arrangement photos illustrate the chair of the Grand Prix 3130 in other, available colors).

Arne Jacobsen

Arne Jacobsen is an icon of Danish design, whose vision has revolutionized the world of architecture and design. His designs, such as the iconic EGG, Swan or Series 7 chair, are a combination of sculptural form, functionality and timeless elegance. Jacobsen believed that a good design begins with detail - that's why his works delight with harmony and precision. Cooperation with the brand Fritz Hansen has resulted in furniture that to this day set style and comfort standards. Arne Jacobsen not only created utility items - he created emotions, space and lifestyle. His iconic projects are Must-Have for lovers of Scandinavian minimalism and design with character.