
GUBI
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Model 597 Table Lamp Polished Aluminum/Cream Fringe

Daumiller Dining Chair Natural Rush/ Brown/ Black

TS Side Table Round Ø40 Black/ Gray Emperador Marble

Pacha Armchair w. Armrests and Swivel Harp 24/Pearl Gold

B-Table Dining Table American Walnut

Doric Coffee Table 140x80 cm Honey Amber

Tynell Collection 1965 Pendant Green

Senjour Armchair With Armrests Flair Special 201 With Legs In Matt Black

Pacha Armchair With Swivel Karakorum 001/Pearl Gold

Lotus Table Lamp Bubble/Black Chrome

Flaneur Armchair Black/ Bouclé 001

Gravity Table Lamp Small Darkened Steel Black/ White

Stemlite Floor lamp H110 Black Chrome/Opal

Semi Pendant Medium Brass

Semi Pendant Medium Blank Roasted Pumpkin

CDC.1 Armchair Brass/Dedar 141/Soft Leather Army

Pacha Armchair w. Armrests and Swivel Harp 24/Black

Atmosfera Table Teak

Bistra Stool Ebony Painted Rattan/Fustagno Limonta 001

Totto Stool Lacquered Dark Stained Sapelli

Totto Stool Lacquered Sapelli

Bestlite BL7 Wall Light Chrome & Porcelain

Tynell Collection 9464 Wall Lamp Brass
GUBI, a Danish design company renowned for its exceptional contribution to international design, has gained attention for its unique approach in reviving timeless lighting and furniture designs, particularly from the mid-20th century. At AndLight, a range of GUBI's celebrated lighting designs are available, including classics and the latest additions like the Gräshoppa floor lamp by Greta Grossmann. GUBI's ability to breathe new life into forgotten classics is exemplified in their popular pieces such as the Semi Pendant, Gräshoppa, and the G-10 series, alongside the Multi-Lite pendant, blending seamlessly with contemporary trends. The company's history reflects a journey of passion and innovation since its establishment in 1967 by Gubi and Lisbeth Olsen, evolving into a significant figure in the global design arena. Highlighting GUBI's tribute to great designers, Greta Magnusson Grossman stands out for her contributions, notably the "Gräshoppa" and "Cobra" lamps, marking her influence in the modernist movement and Californian Modernism. GUBI continues to showcase its expertise in preserving the legacy of iconic designs while remaining at the forefront of modern interior trends.