Grace – Chair 4-legged Base
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£495.00 - £495.00 Excl VAT
£594.00 - £594.00 Incl VAT
Grace – Chair 4-legged Base – MDD
With the onset of popularity in bars and restaurants at the dawn of the XX century, high stools have consistently stormed their way into office canteens and residential interiors. Typically high stools feature a narrow and simplistic design, yet Grace takes on a different approach. The fully upholstered backrest integrated with armrests and the seat embrace the user providing superb comfort. Grace invites to take a seat for longer. Elegant framework, in two heights, ensures balance and stability, while the abundance of configuration options allows for great adaptability. Grace offers an armchair experience in a high stool edition.
- Soft and comfortable cushion;
- Upholstered seat and backrest made of non-flammable foam;
- Light and stable metal base;
- Designed for lounge zones in offices, hotel lobbies, gastronomy facilities, public interiors and homes
- Seat – moulded foam, density of 58 kg/m³, upholstered;
- Backrest – moulded foam, density of 60 kg/m³, upholstered;
- Chair GRP5: 4-legged, metal, powder coated, legs made of tube Ø18 mm, legs finished with polypropylene feet;
- Dimensions: 550 x 510 mm
- Made in Poland, EU
Grace
- W: 550mm | D: 510mm | H: 760mm

Double softness
Full arrangement of the lounge

In love with technology
Krystian Kowalski
As a hands-on designer my work process combines a full-scale models and prototypes with technology research and advance cad modelling. This methodical approach is focused on revealing the essence of each design. I believe experiencing the product is the only way to develop valuable furniture. Fundamentally I look at design as an exercise in creating value