Gubi Bat Dining Chair Front Upholstered Conic Base

Designer: GamFratesi

€666.00

Availability if not in stock 2 to 4 weeks (Upholstered 6 to 8 weeks).

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The Bat Dining Chair, designed by Danish-Italian design-duo Gam Fratesi, carries strong references to the interesting characteristics of bats, with its inviting, distinctive shell reminiscent of the shape of a bat’s wingspan.

Balancing between the traditional and surprising, the Bat Dining Chair is created with a Scandinavian approach to crafts, simplicity and functionalism while also carrying a strong embedded story and associations expressed in a minimalist idiom.

The wide range of upholstery options and different bases makes the Bat Dining Chair fit perfectly into a variety of public and private contexts.

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Size Description: Width 61cm
Depth 57cm
Height 83cm
Seat width 41cm
Seat depth 44cm
Seat height 45cm

GamFratesi

GamFratesi Design Studio was established in 2006. Stine Gam (born 1975) and Enrico Fratesi (born 1978) belong to the latest generation of furniture architects. Stine is Danish, while Enrico is Italian and together they represent a new interpretation of the meeting between Danish and international design traditions. GamFratesi's design takes its creative drive from a fusion of tradition and renewal and in an experimental approach to their chosen materials and techniques. With their dual traditional background, they draw on the classic Danish furniture and craft tradition as well as the classic Italian intellectual and conceptual approach. Understanding a tradition and addressing it actively in the workshop makes it possible to expand on it. From this cross-cultural substrate they create furniture that respectfully reflects tradition while also featuring unique embedded stories, symbols and associations, often expressed in a minimalist idiom.