GUBI Multi-Lite Table Lamp Brass Base - The Multi-Lite Pendant embraces the golden era of Danish design with its characteristic shape of two opposing outside, mobile shades that enable creating a personal installation and a wide range of lighting values in a room.

GUBI Adnet Coffee Table - The Adnet Coffee Table was originally designed by French Modernist Jacques Adnet (1901 - 1981) in the 1950’s. Adnet was always ahead of contemporary trends and became famous for his avant-garde designs and unusual combination of leather, metal and glass. The iconic Adnet Coffee Table exemplifies everything the French architect and interior designer stands for and perfectly merges his Art Deco style with his strong commitment to functionalist principles.

GUBI Space Candlestick - A sculptural object made of burnished steel and dark antique brass, the Candlestick can be used as a striking singular object or, given its three different heights, arranged in groups. The heaviness of the candlestick is an unexpected contrast to the light design expression, giving it a dynamic presence in any space.

GUBI Turbo Pendant - The Turbo Pendant designed by Luis Weisdorf is made of 12 equal aluminium slats, spirally twisted and mounted together, to give the spherical shape of a round ball. All the surfaces are powdercoated in matt white. The fabric wire and the canopy is alway matt white. As an alternative to the canopy a ceiling hook is enclosed in the package.The pendant comes in 2 sizes Ø360 mm and Ø620 mm

GUBI Adnet Rectangular Wall Mirror - Few designers have succeeded in making a mirror a design icon but Jacques Adnet was the exception. Today, the elegant leather mirror that Adnet designed in 1950 provides inspiration for designers all over the world. His style is the epitome of luxury, so his 1950’s collaboration with the exclusive French fashion house Hermés was a natural. In association with Hermés, Adnet developed a Collection of discreet yet voluptuous leather-covered furniture and interior accessories.

GUBI Adnet Circular Wall Mirror - Few designers have succeeded in making a mirror a design icon but Jacques Adnet was the exception. Today, the elegant leather mirror that Adnet designed in 1950 provides inspiration for designers all over the world. His style is the epitome of luxury, so his 1950’s collaboration with the exclusive French fashion house Hermés was a natural. In association with Hermés, Adnet developed a Collection of discreet yet voluptuous leather-covered furniture and interior accessories.