



TS Desk
Made by GUBI
Designed by GamFratesi
The TS Desk is a study in proportion. Designed by the Copenhagen-based studio GamFratesi, it pairs a substantial solid top with legs so slender they seem to defy expectation, held in quiet tension by a crossing detail that is both structural and compositional.
GamFratesi, founded by Stine Gam and Enrico Fratesi, works at the intersection of Danish functionalism and Italian craft sensibility. Their objects carry a sense of dialogue between restraint and warmth, and the TS Desk is no exception. Its silhouette reads as architectural from across the room, yet invites a more personal relationship up close.
- Designed by GamFratesi for GUBI
- Solid tabletop available in multiple finishes
- Slender metal legs with signature crossing detail
- Suited to residential studios, private offices, and considered workspaces
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the GUBI TS Desk?
The TS Desk was designed by GamFratesi, a studio founded by Danish architect Stine Gam and Italian designer Enrico Fratesi. The studio is known for objects that draw on both Scandinavian functionalism and European craft traditions.
What finishes are available for the TS Desk?
The TS Desk is offered in several tabletop finishes, allowing it to be configured for a range of interior contexts. Contact a design consultant for current finish availability and lead times, as options may vary by market.
What is the significance of the crossing detail on the TS Desk?
The crossing detail on the TS Desk's metal legs is both a structural element and a deliberate compositional gesture. It provides stability to the slender leg profile while giving the piece a visual rhythm that distinguishes it from more conventional desk forms.
Is the GUBI TS Desk suitable for a home office?
Yes. The TS Desk was designed with residential warmth in mind alongside professional clarity, making it equally at home in a private study, a creative studio, or a more formally appointed office environment.
How does the TS Desk relate to GUBI's broader design approach?
GUBI consistently commissions designers who work with heritage and formal precision, and the TS Desk reflects that sensibility. GamFratesi's approach aligns with GUBI's commitment to pieces that hold their identity across changing interiors and decades.





