designed by Arne Jacobsen

The Grand Prix 4130 chair by Fritz Hansen is one of Arne Jacobsen’s few chair designs with wooden legs. Introduced in 1957, its distinctive backrest creates a graphic silhouette. The name refers to the highest award it received at the Milan Triennale that year.

A moulded nine-layer veneer shell is paired with smoothly splayed wooden legs. Finishes include coloured ash and clear lacquered oak or walnut veneer. The wooden base gives the chair a warm material expression for dining rooms, restaurants and social spaces. Seat heights of 43 and 46 cm are available; this version is not stackable. The manufacturer provides a standard ten-year warranty for this range.