Grado Chair.

A stackable chair designed with comfort in mind

The Grado is a stunning stackable Italian chair, perfect for hospitality and social environments. Made from European Ash, the generous backrest and seat are ergonomic and recognisable. With or without upholstery, this chair is made with the user’s comfort in mind. Designed by Mikko Laakkonen, the Grado is the perfect addition to your restaurant or café.

Make the Grado your own by choosing your own paint or stain finishes. This chair is stocked in raw, allowing you to personalise it with any colour, as well as an option to add an upholstered seat pad in any fabric.

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Resources

DOWNLOAD 3D FILES - Grado Chair zip

Grado Chair Product Sheet pdf

Timber Stain Colour Options pdf

Designer Profile pdf

Material

European Ash

Finishes

Stained or painted in any colour
Upholstered in any fabric

Dimensions

790h x 470d x 520w - Seat 470h

Application

Indoor use

Lead Time

Frames stocked
Finished to order - 2 to 4 weeks

Warranty

3 year commercial warranty

Make it your own

It's all in the details...

It's those subtle design details that turn something regular into something remarkable. An eye-catching paint colour or textural upholstery could be what turns your space into one worth remembering.

About the designer - Mikko Laakkonen

Mikko Laakkonen was born in Espoo in 1974. He studied furniture design at Kymenlaasko University of Applied Sciences and later received his Masters degree from the University of Arts and Design. After working in design and architecture firms for severals years, Mikko founded Studio Mikko Laakkonen in 2004. The Studio offers product design services, with the main focus on everyday items. Mikko’s designs have been on display in several exhibitions around Europe, the United States, China and Japan. He has been awarded the number of international and national prizes, including: Muuz International Award 2014, Finnish Designer Award 2014, Furniture Designer of the Year, Red Dot Design Award 2012 and 2013, Chicago Athenaeum’s Good Design Award 2010 and Young Designer of the Year 2009. Today Mikko Laakkonen cooperates with various clients internationally.