This protective cover is designed for GUBI's Pacha Outdoor chair and can be used when is not in use.
The Stay lounge sofa by Gubi has a gracefully sculptural design that invites you to stay and relax.
The wonderfully seated and elegant Gubi Beetle chair is a real favorite among private users as interior architects. A beautiful and functional design by designers duo Gam-fratesi.
Gam-Fratesi's new Gubi Flaneur Sofa is a modern take on the classic English Roll-Arm Sofa and comes in many fabrics and configurations.
The Gubi Moon table from Space Copenhagen with decorative grooved base and marble table top creates a simple but strong silhouette!
The Gubi Pouf is a collection of unique poufs in two sizes, combining functionality and comfort.
The Gubi Epic Table is a celebration of Italian travertine stone, in response to the growing desire for the honesty and authenticity of natural materials.
The Multi-Lite Pendant can be transformed into multiple combinations
The Multi-Lite Pendant by Louis Weisdorf can be transformed into multiple combinations, the two outer part can be moved to use it as an up and downlighter.
Gubi is re-releasing this iconic and elegant 1950s Paavo Tynell lamp, meticulously crafted with luxurious materials such as brass.
The modern design classic from the 1970s by Pierre Paulin looks like a soft cloud and sits pleasantly low to the ground, available in beautiful upholstery.
The Basket is undoubtedly the most surprising collection by Joe Colombo, known for his futuristic style, technique and use of traditional materials.
The wonderfully seated and elegant Gubi Beetle chair is a real favorite among private users as interior architects a functional design by designers duo Gam-fratesi.
The Gubi Obello lamp is really a playful design from the seventies by American designer Bill Curry and consists entirely of white opal glass and provides up to 40 hours of cozy light when fully charged.
The Copacabana lounge chair by Mathieu Mategot is made of a black painted tubular frame with a metal perforated top. Light furniture, easy to move and almost transparent, so that it does not clutter up rooms and spaces.
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.