Structure & Frame :

The Grace dining armchair features the collection's signature brushed solid ash wood frame, but with the addition of integrated wooden armrests. These armrests follow the soft, enveloping curves of the design, offering enhanced lateral support and a sense of enclosure.

Top & Materials :

Like the side chair, the 834/P is equipped with a seat padded with fire-retardant polyurethane foam. The backrest remains the aesthetic focal point, showcasing the painted cane weaved insert that provides a sophisticated tactile experience and artisanal flair.

Shelves & Storage :

The design focuses on ergonomic luxury, utilizing the cane weaving to provide a supportive yet flexible backrest. The craftsmanship involved in joining the woven cane to the curved ash armrests highlights the piece's high-end construction and attention to detail.

Design & Aesthetic :

Created by Mauro Lipparini, the armchair version amplifies the "enveloping" nature of the Grace collection. The continuous flow from the backrest into the armrests creates a more substantial presence, making it a statement piece within a dining or lounge setting.

Functionality & Placement :

This model is optimized for prolonged comfort during dining, making it a preferred choice for the heads of tables or for more spacious dining rooms. Its sophisticated silhouette also makes it suitable for use as a standalone side chair in a study or bedroom.

Finishes & Customization :

Users can select from the collection's full palette of ash wood stains (such as Moka, Dark Grey, or Walnut) and a vast array of upholstery options. This flexibility ensures the armchair can be tailored to both classic and contemporary interiors.

Dimensions & Configuration :

As the "poltroncina" version of the Grace line, the 834/P shares its DNA with the 834 chair and the 834/PMC tub chair. When paired together, they create a layered and dynamic seating arrangement that feels cohesive and architecturally balanced.