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Danish-Italian duo GamFratesi’s reimagining of the iconic 19th century English ‘roll-arm’ sofa is an exquisite marriage of the contemporary with the classic. The Flaneur Lounge Chair by Gubi is a delicate balance of harmonious contrasts – precise shape and complete comfort, classic craftsmanship and modern convenience. Manufactured by DGubi, Denmark
Dimensions: 100cm W x 100cm D x 75cm H
Materials: Powder coated or plated steel legs. Available in a range of upholstery options, please see tear-sheet in downloads. Fabric selection can be made from the wide range of Gubi fabrics and leathers which are available for viewing in the showroom and via this link
Quick Ship Options: 10-12 Weeks
Antique Brass Base with Upholstery in Limonta Indianskop #15
All other finishes will have an approximate lead time of 14-18 weeks
Downloads: Tear-sheet
GUBI is the global design house where timeless modern icons and the creative talents of today meet and mingle – a century of design brilliance in one daring, definitive, and ever-evolving collection.
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