A design by Robert Dudley Best for Gubi. Inspired by the Bauhaus style.
The Gubi TS collection were designed by Danish-Italian design duo GamFratesi for the restaurant The Standard in Copenhagen.
The Gubi Multi-Lite was first designed in 1972 by Louis Weisdorf with the aim of celebrating his passion for diversity
Discover the GUBI Multi-Lite pendant lamp by Louis Weisdorf. Iconic Danish design from 1972 with swivel shades for direct and indirect light. On display in our showroom.
The Matégot Coat Rack for Gubi is one of the many designs by Mathieu Matégot that are designed with a playful angle.
The Gubi round 2.0 dining table can be in a white marble, green marble, black marble, black laminate, oak, black stained ash or walnut table top.
With its pure and light curved shape and iconic expression, the timeless F.A. 33 Mirror adds a gentle touch of elegance to any interior style.
With its pure and light curved shape and iconic expression, the timeless F.A. 33 Mirror adds a gentle touch of elegance to any interior style.
Gubi’s Randaccio mirror is adorned with a beautiful crown-like motif, often seen in the work of designer and architect Gio Ponti. Ponti designed the round mirror in 1925 for his home at Via Randaccio in Milan.
Gubi’s Randaccio mirror is adorned with a beautiful crown-like motif, often seen in the work of designer and architect Gio Ponti. Ponti designed the round mirror in 1925 for his home at Via Randaccio in Milan.
Gubi’s Randaccio mirror is adorned with a beautiful crown-like motif, often seen in the work of designer and architect Gio Ponti. Ponti designed the round mirror in 1925 for his home at Via Randaccio in Milan.
Gubi Denmark.
Founded in 1967 to showcase the postmodern furniture designs and textile catalog of husband-and-wife duo Gubi and Lisbeth Larson, Gubi has grown into a Danish design house with global influence. While its roots remain planted in Copenhagen, Gubi furniture collections have a cosmopolitan flavor that is internationally recognized.
With a current stable of visionaries like Gam Fratesi and Paul Leroy, and a range of work by traditional icons such as Henning Larsen and Greta M. Grossman, Gubi is pushing creative and technical boundaries through re-imagining the past and inventing the future.