An icon of mid-century modernism, the Grand Prix Dining Chair was introduced by Arne Jacobsen in 1957 and famously won the finest distinction at the Triennale in Milan later that year. Distinguished by its bold, graphic silhouette, the seat is crafted from pressure-molded veneer, utilizing multiple layers of wood to create its durable, ergonomic curve. This version pairs the distinctive shell with chromed steel legs, offering a lightweight, stackable solution that brings a sharp, geometric edge to dining spaces.