Coffee Tables

GUBI 2.0 Coffee Table - Round 150 - The 2.0 Coffee Table by is made of the finest materials contributing to its unique and exclusive identity.

GUBI 2.0 Lounge Table - Round 125 Black Base - The 2.0 Lounge Table by is made of the finest materials contributing to its unique and exclusive identity.

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.

The tables’ simple aesthetics maintain an understated poise with a nod to classic references without being too formal. The tabletops are made from rhythmic, repeating slats of solid, premium teak, enclosed by a frame made from the same slats, giving a minimalist feel. The table legs are formed from two vertical slats, using a miter joint that creates an inverted ‘L-shape’ on each corner. Referencing architectural and maritime design, the unusual leg design provides both structural support and visual interest, giving the piece a certain lightness. Each leg protrudes slightly above the tabletop surface, culminating in a rounded detail in contrast to the geometric lines of the structure, that gives a calm composure to the design.

A response to the architectural traditions of the Classical era, GamFratesi’s Doric Table continues an exploration that the duo began with the Epic Table, and extends the studio’s material investigation into the aesthetic and functional possibilities of limestone. The result is two very different expressions, and two distinct responses to the same inspiration: the Classical column.

GUBI Epic Coffee Table - Round 110 - GamFratesi designed the Epic Coffee Table for a sculptural piece of furniture inspired by Greek columns and Roman architecture and named after the epic poems of ancient times.