GUBI Pacha Armchair w. Armrests and Swivel Harp 24/Pearl Gold
Design: Pierre Paulin, 1975 Concept: The legendary French designer Pierre Paulin originally designed the Pacha armchair in 1975. He designed the chair in harmony with the changing style of the time and replaced the ancestry of the post-war era with a new energetic approach. Paulin managed to give a real elegance to the rounded shapes of the armchair, by finding the perfect proportions and raising it slightly from the floor. In this way, he created a modern way of living and sitting on the floor, by avoiding chair legs. With comfort as the constant starting point in his designs, the curvy, whimsical and incredibly organic shapes of the Pacha armchair are designed to provide enormous comfort and spread cosiness in the home. This thought about comfort and well-being has GUBI fully managed to maintain in their updated version of this famous classic. The Pacha armchair is an honest and functional piece of aesthetic pleasure that brings life and character to any decor.
GUBI Private Sideboard, FSC (Brown/Black Stained Oak)
Understated sophistication, timeless aesthetics, and outstanding craftsmanship are the hallmarks of the highly practical Private Sideboard by Space Copenhagen. Inspired by antique Japanese furniture in both style and craft, this oak-veneered sideboard is elevated by two vertical legs, held together by a single horizontal beam, giving strength in structure and yet lightness in appearance. Available in brown/black or light-stained finishes, the body comprises four symmetrical soft-close drawers, each with antique brass finish metal handles. The long, slim top is an excellent surface for ornaments or artworks. Designed to fit snugly against the walls of a living room, dining room or bedroom, or even paired up and placed back-to-back, the Private Sideboard fits perfectly with the other elements from the collection. Classic design, excellent workmanship and immense versatility and functionality ensure that the Private Sideboard will be cherished more and more over time.