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Creativity and playfulness are what GUBI does. By blending design eras, materials, textures, colours, and patterns, GUBI crafts spaces rich in character and ambience. Positioned where the brilliance of the past meets the thrill of the present, GUBI curates iconic 20th-century designs while collaborating with visionary studios to shape the future. Guided by a global outlook and a pulse on contemporary culture, GUBI captures the zeitgeist. The collection merges the warmth of southern Europe with the clean elegance of Scandinavian style, transcending functionality to tell meaningful stories. From rediscovering forgotten treasures to crafting future icons, every GUBI creation enriches lives and transforms spaces.

GUBI presents its vision for the year ahead with an immersive 3daysofdesign showcase—DESIGNED TO STIR THE SENSES. Across four curated spaces, discover iconic reissues and bold new collaborations—each crafted to ignite the senses. See sculptural reissues by Afra and Tobia Scarpa and Carlo De Carli, new works by AMDL CIRCLE and Linda Korndal, and GUBI’s Italian design heritage reimagined. Experience the full GUBI universe: sip at the new Beetle Bar, explore an art–meets–design exhibition, and unwind in the open–air Alfresco lounge. Step inside GUBI’s world—one unforgettable moment at a time.

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