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A celebration of Italian travertine stone, the Epic Table was designed by GamFratesi for GUBI in response to a growing desire for honesty and authenticity of natural materials. A sculptural piece of furniture inspired by Greek columns and Roman architecture and named after the...

Now available in lacquered steel, with a hand-finished surface that gives a vivid, living quality to the monolithic form. Steel options in Midnight Black, Misty Gray or Earthy Red complement the tonal options of the Epic travertine range, allowing the two materials to be effortlessly...

GUBI’s first ceramic tables, taking advantage of single-fired stoneware’s robustness, resilience, and unique organic aesthetic. The versatile Carmel tables have vivid color options, high-shine glaze, and richly textured finishes, combined with organic contours, which give the Carmel tables a distinctive look, playful character, and...

GUBI’s first ceramic tables, taking advantage of single-fired stoneware’s robustness, resilience, and unique organic aesthetic. The versatile Carmel tables have vivid color options, high-shine glaze, and richly textured finishes, combined with organic contours, which give the Carmel tables a distinctive look, playful character, and...

The IOI Coffee Tables by GamFratesi are a celebration of Italian materiality, featuring solid brass and gray Emperador and white Carrara marble. The use of marble anticipates a growing desire for the honesty and authenticity of organic materials. The careful selection of colors and...

The Copacabana Lounge Chair was created in 1955 by Mathieu Matégot. The low Copacabana Lounge Chair has the impression of being designed with a single pencil stroke and the elegance of the chair resides in the continuous force of the line. It is constructed...

The Alta Coffee Table is a sculptural centrepiece defined by its softly curved form and deeply textured oak finish. Designed for interiors that embrace warmth and balance, its rounded silhouette adds a sense of calm and natural flow to any living space. Crafted with attention...

Curvaceous, soft and low-slung, the Pacha Lounge Chair is a joyfully modernist creation which embraces both extreme comfort and effortless versatility. Designed by Pierre Paulin in 1975 in harmony with the design style of the period, the Pacha Chair signifies transition from the austerity of...

One of Marcel Gascoin’s most well-known pieces, the C-Chair Dining Chair, was designed in 1947. The chair represent not only the aesthetic and practical power ofGascoin’s designs, but also the social conscience he strongly demonstrated through the post-war years in France.The C-Chair was originally...

The characterful and comfortable Violin Chair from Danish-Italian duo GamFratesi resonates with bold creativity with pure craftsmanship. Like its musical namesake, the Violin Chair’s design is a harmonious duet of form and function. Two parallel lines extending from the backrest echo the strings of...

The characterful and comfortable Violin Chair from Danish-Italian duo GamFratesi resonates with bold creativity with pure craftsmanship. Like its musical namesake, the Violin Chair’s design is a harmonious duet of form and function. Two parallel lines extending from the backrest echo the strings of...

The name ‘Basket’ honors the classic hand-weaving technique used in rattan basketry. The collection comprises a three-seater sofa, a two-seater sofa, and a lounge chair, all of which share the same construction. Replacing the inner fiberglass shell that Colombo initially utilized, the core of...

  The name ‘Basket’ honors the classic hand-weaving technique used in rattan basketry. The collection comprises a three-seater sofa, a two-seater sofa, and a lounge chair, all of which share the same construction. Replacing the inner fiberglass shell that Colombo initially utilized, the core...

The name ‘Basket’ honors the classic hand-weaving technique used in rattan basketry. The collection comprises a three-seater sofa, a two-seater sofa, and a lounge chair, all of which share the same construction. Replacing the inner fiberglass shell that Colombo initially utilized, the core of...

Named after the epic poems of ancient times, GamFratesi’s Epic Table for GUBI is a sculp- tural piece of furniture inspired by Greek columns and Roman architecture. Originally made in Italy from travertine stone, the table’s new variant marks the first time GamFratesi has...