Grand Prix Children's Chair
Grand Prix Children's Chair by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen.
The Grand Prix was Arne Jacobsen's attempt to create a wooden seat that shared the same lightness and practicality as his previously designed shell seat chairs: the Ant and the Series 7. Since then, the collection has grown to include several variations of the original design, including a bar stool, a steel-legged chair, and now, a scaled-down child's chair.
The children's chair has the same seat as the original design but in smaller proportions, with metal legs, making it ideal for stacking.
Arne Jacobsen's original design won the Grand Prix at the 1957 Trienalle in Milan - hence its name.
Please note there is a minimum order quantity of 2 of the same finish.
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Description
Grand Prix Children's Chair by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen.
The Grand Prix was Arne Jacobsen's attempt to create a wooden seat that shared the same lightness and practicality as his previously designed shell seat chairs: the Ant and the Series 7. Since then, the collection has grown to include several variations of the original design, including a bar stool, a steel-legged chair, and now, a scaled-down child's chair.
The children's chair has the same seat as the original design but in smaller proportions, with metal legs, making it ideal for stacking.
Arne Jacobsen's original design won the Grand Prix at the 1957 Trienalle in Milan - hence its name.
Please note there is a minimum order quantity of 2 of the same finish.
Dimensions
40w x 42d x 34/61cmh
Materials
Seat made from coloured ash veneer (Wild Rose and Midnight Blue) or clear lacquered Oregon Pine.
The base comes with 4 legs and is made of chromed steel tubes.
Stackable up to 10 seats.
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