designed by Arne Jacobsen

The Grand Prix 4130 chair with front upholstery by Fritz Hansen combines the wooden character of the original design with softer seating. Arne Jacobsen designed the chair in 1957, and its name recalls the award won at the Milan Triennale. The upholstered seat and front of the backrest contrast with the exposed veneer on the rear.

The shell consists of nine pressure-moulded veneer layers with foam padding on the front. Textile or leather upholstery can be combined with coloured ash or clear-lacquered oak and walnut veneer. Smoothly angled wooden legs emphasise this model’s light silhouette. Seat heights of 43 or 46 cm are available, and the chair is not stackable. The manufacturer provides a standard ten-year warranty for this range.