Vitra Grand Repos Lounge Chair by Antonio Citterio

Materials & Finish

• Seat
• The seat upholstery is made with recyclable polyurethane V-Foam. 
• Backrest
• The backrest uses molded polyurethane foam with a webbed plastic frame and incorporates the synchronized reclining mechanism and locking device. 
• Upholstery
• Available in fabric or leather, with a removable cover. Selected upholstery versions incorporate decorative seams for a more crafted appearance. 
• Neck Pillow
• The neck pillow is filled with recycled PET fibers derived from post-consumer waste. 

Base

A four-star base in die-cast aluminum is available in:

• Polished aluminum
• Basic Dark, smooth powder-coated finish 

The selected base version also determines the finish of the mechanism control lever. 

Ideal For

• Luxury living rooms
• Reading areas
• Private lounges
• Contemporary residential interiors
• Bedroom sitting areas
• Relaxation corners
• Design-focused homes
• Premium residential projects

For customers seeking an even more relaxed configuration, the coordinating Ottoman provides a dedicated footrest when the chair is reclined. 

FAQ

Is the Vitra Grand Repos a recliner?

Yes. Grand Repos incorporates a synchronized reclining mechanism concealed beneath the upholstery. 

Can the reclining position be locked?

Yes. Vitra states that the synchronized mechanism can be locked in any position. 

Does Grand Repos swivel?

Yes. The chair uses a four-star die-cast aluminum base and is presented as a swivel recliner within the Repos & Grand Repos collection. 

What is the Grand Repos upholstered in?

The chair is available with removable fabric or leather covers across multiple upholstery families. 

Is Grand Repos available in different seat heights?

Yes. Vitra specifies seat heights of 400 mm / 15.7" and 450 mm / 17.7", before applied load. 

Is an Ottoman available for Grand Repos?

Yes. Vitra offers a Grand Repos & Ottoman configuration, with the Ottoman providing a soft footrest when reclining. 

Who designed the Grand Repos?

Grand Repos was designed by Antonio Citterio in 2011.