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The brass shade from the Tynell is decorated with perforated twin dots and notched edges, witch is typical for Tynell.

The Gubi Modern Line Side Table is perfectly suitable as a coffee table, ore side table .

The Cushions give the Gubi Wonder a remarkable form inviting to relaxation, an exceptional comfort, and an undeniable practical side: the cushions remain perfectly in place.

The Cushions give the Gubi Wonder a remarkable form inviting to relaxation, an exceptional comfort, and an undeniable practical side: the cushions remain perfectly in place.

The Cushions give the Gubi Wonder a remarkable form inviting to relaxation, an exceptional comfort, and an undeniable practical side: the cushions remain perfectly in place.

The Gubi 9602 Floor Lamp, also known as “Chinese Hat” was designed by Paavo Tynell in 1935.

The Gubi Masculo chair catches the attention with its distinctive, curved lines.

This Gubi sculptural chair is included in the permanent exhibition at the Vitra Design Museum, a modern chair for your diningroom or use in a public space.

The clean designed Gubi Matégot Dedal bookshelf is a modular system and can be hung in many different ways, solo or in a small group.

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 Epic Coffee Table Steel Ø60 is a new edition to the Epic coffee tables designed by the designer duo Gam-Fratesi for Gubi.

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 Gubi Epic Table is a celebration of Italian travertine stone, in response to the growing desire for the honesty and authenticity of natural materials.

Pierre Paulin originally designed the Pacha Chair in 1975. Paulin designed the chair in harmony with the changing design style of its period, replacing the austerity of post-war design with a new, vigorous approach.

The Gubi Matégot Coffee Table is part of a more sophisticated register that Matégot designed until 1963.