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The Private dining tables share the elegance, symmetry, and inspiration of traditional Japanese joinery techniques with the rest of Space Copenhagen's Private collection. The veneered wood tabletops, in black-stained ash and light oak, are joined to the two tapered legs by a solid wood crossbeam, resulting in a sturdy stance and a refined appearance.
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Visionary design duo GamFratesi has further enhanced the iconic Beetle chair design. The original design was inspired by the iridescent shell of the humble beetle, the curved shell mimicking the insect's natural shape. The veneer casing is available in a selection of woods, adding a touch of prestige to the design. Leather or upholstery combines with wood to add a rich feel to the piece, making it the perfect complement to any dining room.
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One of Marcel Gascoin's most famous pieces, the C-Chair Dining Chair, was designed in 1947. The chair represents not only the practical power of Gascoin's designs but also the social awareness he demonstrated during the postwar years in France. The C-Chair was originally created out of necessity to accommodate the new sizes of homes built at the end of World War II, where Gascoin compensated for the lack of space by creating simple and functional furniture. Characterized by the juxtaposition of its robust, voluminous legs and the inviting seat in a lighter cane weave, the quality of the C-Chair is revealed through its modern lines, understated elegance, and superb craftsmanship in high-quality wood.
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The Matégot Dedal shelving unit, named after its designer, combines metal tubing with perforated sheet metal. This combination of materials is a hallmark of Mathieu Matégot's work, characterized by modern design, geometric shapes, and clean lines. This minimalist shelving unit provides an ideal base for storing books, decorative items, and your eclectic home collections.
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The legendary French designer Pierre Paulin originally designed the Pacha Chair in 1975. Paulin designed the chair in harmony with the evolving design style of his time, replacing the austerity of postwar design with a fresh and vigorous approach. Paulin achieved true elegance in the Pacha Chair's rounded forms by finding the perfect proportions, raising it slightly above its base, and incorporating inward-slanting seams into the foam and upholstery. Through pieces like the Pacha Chair, Pierre Paulin pioneered low-level living; a modern way of living and sitting on the floor, eliminating the need for chair legs. With comfort as a constant starting point in his designs, the Pacha Chair's curvilinear, whimsical, and organic forms are conceived to serve the body, providing both comfort and warmth. Both today and when it was first designed, the Pacha Chair remains an honest and functional piece that brings life and character to any interior.
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Part of the iconic Multi-Lite collection, this lamp combines high-quality craftsmanship with innovative design. Featuring a unique adjustable structure, the quarter-sphere shades can be rotated to direct light upwards, downwards, or as asymmetrical beams across a wall, allowing you to transform the lighting in your living space to best suit your mood.
Ideally used as a centerpiece above a dining table, or placed on a side table to create an ambient glow, the timeless design will captivate and impress for years to come. -
Crafted in Italy from travertine stone, the monolithic form of the Epic coffee table highlights the stone's materiality, the natural beauty of its unique texture, and its vibrant pattern. The Epic table has a strong, sculptural form comprised of two simple shapes: a hexagon and a circle, each referencing classical architecture while simultaneously creating a striking statement. Available in various sizes and as a dining table.
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Originally designed in 1975 by the legendary Frenchman Pierre Paulin, the Gubi Pacha armchair broke barriers with its bold, rounded form, ushering in a new era of design in a post-war, post-austerity era. Paulin always practiced comfort as a starting point for his designs, and Pacha is no exception; curvilinear and organic shapes combine to support the natural shape of the body.
From 2.142 €.
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The tubular steel tripod base is angled backward, while the elongated, conical aluminum shade points downward. The shade is mounted on a flexible arm, allowing you to position it wherever you need it. The Grässhoppa floor lamp provides direct, glare-free light. Perfect as a bedside lamp or on your favorite armchair.
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Designed by Bonderup & Thorup, the Gubi Semi pendant lamp is a unique piece crafted from two quarter-circles of enameled metal, fused together to create a distinctive cone-shaped composition. It diffuses a soft, ambient light downwards and, with its balanced form and unique, timeless design, is extremely versatile, ideally placed above a dining table, in a living room, or in a bedroom.
Available in a variety of colors and sizes, it fits seamlessly into a range of contemporary interiors and can be displayed as a striking, dynamic ensemble or as a standalone piece. -
With its elegant, flowing frame, the Masculo with a wooden base is the crown jewel of the Masculo collection. The graceful legs meet the curved back and seat, upholstered in a variety of the finest fabrics and leathers available. The chair is ideal for seating friends and family around a dining table, but it's also perfect as an occasional chair, creating an artistic focal point in any setting.
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Taking its name from the characteristic balancing act between the heavy cylindrical base and the light, airy shade, the Gravity lamp merges exquisitely into a sculptural whole. Combining understated elegance, clean functionality, and ease of use, the lamp is ideal for a variety of settings, from intimate placements in bedrooms to striking focal points in living areas. An XL version is also available.
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Made in Italy from travertine stone, the monolithic shape emphasizes the materiality of the stone, the natural beauty of its veins and the vibrant texture of its unique patina, in which a new detail can be discovered with each use. Inspired by historical examples of travertine buildings such as the Colosseum and St. Peter's Basilica in Rome, the table combines two simple geometric shapes, the circle and the hexagon, with references to the classical Greek column. Both versions create a focal point of different intensities, bringing personality, naturalness and tactility to any interior space. A series of matching coffee tables are also available.
From 4.536€.
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GamFratesi was inspired by the humble beetle to design this chair. By studying the anatomy and movement of these small insects, the designers created a unique shape for the chair shell. These elegant and refined chairs work perfectly around a dining table, providing seating for family and guests for many years to come. They are also available upholstered, or with wooden structure.
From 301 €.
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Contemporary and captivating, the beautiful and sturdy Gubi Moon Dining Table features a mesmerizing aesthetic inspired by the moon. Part of the iconic Moon Collection, it is carefully crafted in brown/black stained oak and is extremely durable, serving as both a practical table and an artistic, sculptural centerpiece. Perfect for gathering family and friends, it is available in two sizes and is ideally located in a dining room or open plan space, complementing style and character in your home.
From 3.023€.
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The Pedrera Coffee Table was originally designed in 1955 by Barba Corsini. While working as lead architect on a renovation project of Antoni Gaudí’s iconic “La Pedrera” building in Barcelona, Corsini began designing a furniture collection to complement the new modernist spaces. Inspired by La Pedrera’s unique contours and vaulted ceilings, Corsini’s design features a flowing steel base and an organically curved glass top. Striking from any angle, the table’s sculptural yet minimalist form creates a sense of lightness and sophistication, effortlessly complementing both classic and contemporary interiors.
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Part of Gubi's Private collection, inspired by the charm of vintage Japanese storage and display furniture, the Gubi Private Display Cabinet is refined and elegant. Available in two wood finishes, the design features an expertly crafted wooden frame, topped with glass shelves and doors that allow for personalized curating of personal narratives by showcasing items that reflect our identities. Adapting to a wide range of interiors, the captivating aesthetic complements both the style and character of your space, ideally placed in a bedroom, living room, or open-plan area.
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Contemporary and captivating, the beautiful and sturdy Gubi Moon Dining Table features a mesmerizing aesthetic inspired by the moon. Part of the iconic Moon Collection, it is carefully crafted in brown/black stained oak and is extremely durable, serving as both a practical table and an artistic, sculptural centerpiece. Perfect for gathering family and friends, it is available in two sizes and is ideally located in a dining room or open plan space, complementing style and character in your home.
From 9.140 €.
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Greta Grossman was heavily influenced by European Modernism, which had been brought to the United States by influential architects such as Walter Gropius (founder of the Bauhaus) and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. Grossman played a significant role in defining the aesthetic of mid-century California Modernism. Today, Grossman's product designs are highly collectible and sold at auctions worldwide. Grossman's products are unique designs and modern classics. The 62 Desk features a high-gloss laminate top and powder-coated steel legs.
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Swedish-born designer Greta Grossman was influenced by European Modernism, which had been brought to the United States by influential architects such as Walter Gropius (founder of the Bauhaus) and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. Grossman played a significant role in defining the aesthetic of mid-century California Modernism. Today, her designs are highly collectible and sold at design auctions worldwide due to their unique blend of modern and classic style. The Grossman Gubi Chest of Drawers is suitable for use in both the living room and bedroom.
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The Mategot coat rack's structure is made of brass with black arms and can be used in a variety of settings, from the hallway to the bedroom. The unique, functional, and decorative design of Mategot takes on a completely new identity with the black and vintage red versions, sophisticated and elegant counterparts to the original ochre.
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The Gubi Bat Lounge Chair brings subtle minimalist ideals to your space, drawing inspiration from natural forms. Its soft, flowing lines allow you to recline in luxurious comfort, aided by Gubi's renowned craftsmanship and attention to detail. Low-profile legs effortlessly support the upholstered frame. The Bat Lounge Chair combines form and function to attract attention.
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Influenciada por el diseño art déco de la arquitectura de 1932 de 'The Standard' Copenhague, la mesa de centro TS está hábilmente elaborada a partir de un tablero de piedra maciza, que contrasta con una elegante base cruzada de metal. Varias alturas y tamaños se complementan entre sí para crear una declaración única y escalonada, mientras que una sola mesa proporciona un efecto igualmente elegante cuando se coloca sola. La mesa de café TS se coloca perfectamente frente a un sofá o sillón, pero también funciona igual de bien como una mesa de exhibición lateral o como mesita de noche. Parte de la colección más amplia de GamFratesi TS.
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Light, fresh and elegant, the distinctive and comfortable Violin Chair by Danish-Italian duo GamFratesi resonates with bold creativity and pure craftsmanship. Like its musical namesake, the design of the Violin Chair is a harmonious duo of form and function. Two parallel lines extending from the backrest echo the strings of a violin, while providing essential support. Elegant details and flourishes, such as the soft curves where the lines meet the horizontal bar, give the chair a refined yet unmistakable character, where classic meets contemporary. Slightly tapered, powder-coated steel legs support a generous seat and a half-hugging backrest, designed in such a way that the chair can be used as both a dining chair and an armchair, without compromising comfort in either case.
From 906 €.
* Price depends on different variants and upholstery. The photo is not representative.
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