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2026-09-08
Customer Favorites from GUBI
Some designs never go out of style - they just get rediscovered. This month, we're taking a closer look at five GUBI pieces that our customers return to again and again. From a 1930s task lamp to a contemporary floor light, each one carries its own story, yet they share the same quiet confidence that makes GUBI's collections feel timeless rather than trend-driven.
Here are the five collections currently topping our list.
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Multi-Lite
Designed by Louis Weisdorf in 1972, the Multi-Lite's two rotating shades let you direct the light exactly where you want it — up, down, or somewhere asymmetrical. Retro silhouette, endless flexibility.
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F.A. 33 Mirror
Designed by Gio Ponti in 1933 for FontanaArte, its gently curved frame is proof that a good idea from nearly a century ago can still feel entirely current.
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Tynell
Paavo Tynell's 1938 designs helped define modern lighting. GUBI's re-editions keep the original warmth — perforated shades, soft brass tones, a handmade feel that's distinctly Nordic.
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Bestlite
Designed by Robert Dudley Best in 1930 and in continuous production ever since. Clean, industrial, and just as functional today — understated design that works everywhere.
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Gravity
Designed by Space Copenhagen in 2018, Gravity gets its name from the striking contrast between a heavy marble or steel base and the light, airy drum shade that rests above it — sculptural, understated, and quietly elegant.