Sedia da pranzo Beetle
Made by GUBI
Designed by GamFratesi
La sedia da pranzo Beetle, disegnata da GamFratesi per Gubi, porta la silhouette distintiva della collezione ispirata alla natura nelle sale da pranzo con un comfort eccezionale e un raffinato senso di versatilità. Disponibile nelle versioni non imbottita, completamente imbottita e imbottita frontalmente in impiallacciatura 3D, con un'ampia gamma di rivestimenti, materiali della scocca, colori e finiture della base, offre un'espressione su misura per interni privati, ristoranti e ambienti di ospitalità sofisticati.
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Sedia da pranzo Beetle
Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the GUBI Beetle Dining Chair?
The Beetle Dining Chair was designed by GamFratesi, a studio founded by Danish designer Stine Gam and Italian architect Enrico Fratesi. Their practice is known for work that bridges Scandinavian and Southern European design traditions, and the Beetle is widely regarded as one of their most recognized pieces.
What upholstery and finish options are available for the Beetle Chair?
The Beetle Dining Chair is offered in three shell configurations: un-upholstered, fully upholstered, and a 3D veneer version with an upholstered front. Each version is available across a broad range of fabrics, leathers, shell colors, and base finishes in powder-coated steel or solid wood, making it highly adaptable to specific project requirements.
Is the Beetle Chair suitable for contract or hospitality use?
Yes. The Beetle Dining Chair was designed with both residential and hospitality environments in mind. Its construction and available finishes meet the demands of restaurant and contract settings, and it has been specified widely in hotel dining rooms and high-end restaurant projects internationally.
How does the Beetle Chair's silhouette relate to natural forms?
GamFratesi drew the Beetle's curved backrest from the organic geometry of an insect's shell, specifically referencing the way natural structures achieve both strength and grace through curvature. The result is a chair that reads as figurative from certain angles yet remains formally restrained.
What is the design relationship between GUBI and GamFratesi?
GUBI and GamFratesi have maintained a long-term creative relationship since the Beetle's introduction in 2013, expanding the family across lounge, bar, and accent chair formats. The collaboration reflects GUBI's broader approach of pairing its mid-century Scandinavian heritage with contemporary European design studios.