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The GUBI Dining Table series, designed in 2013 by Komplot Design, is characterized by iconic curved legs available in three types of wood (oak, walnut and black stained ash). The wooden top matching the base can be round, rectangular or elliptical. With sizes ranging from 120 to 230 cm, the Gubi Dining Tables offer a comfortable space suitable for all interior styles.
Materials laminated wood legs - 22-mm thick MDF tabletop with semi-matt lacquered wood veneer
Height 72.3 cm Sizes Round Ø120 cm - Rectangular 90x180 cm or 100x200 cm - Elliptic 120x230 cm
Round Gubi Dining Tables
Round table Ø120 cm – Oak
Round table Ø120 cm – Black stained ash
Round table Ø120 cm – Walnut
Rectangular Gubi Dining Tables
Rectangular table 90x180 cm – Oak
Rectangular table 100x200 cm – Oak
Rectangular table 90x180 cm – Black stained ash
Rectangular table 100x200 cm – Black stained ash
Rectangular table 90x180 cm – Walnut
Rectangular table 100x200 cm – Walnut
90 x 180 cm Table
100 x 200 cm Table
Elliptical Gubi Dining Tables
Elliptical Table 120x230 cm – Oak
Elliptical Table 120x230 cm – Black stained ash
Elliptical Table 120x230 cm – Walnut
Komplot Design
Founded in 1987, Komplot Design is a partnership between the Danish architect Poul Christiansen (born in 1947) and the Russian industrial and graphic designer Boris Berlin (born in 1953). Komplot Design has created furniture and multidisciplinary design solutions for both Danish and international companies, including Hay, Gubi, Le Klint and Lightyears.
"We believe that through design history, many traditions within the field have been preoccupied with the idea of total control over function, form, material and so on. This striving for control of our surroundings is probably a typical urge of Western culture, being both its principal strength and its greatest failing. Instead of fighting against mistakes by forcing the material to behave perfectly (often against its nature), we choose to accept the way the material wants to behave, the way its nature tells it to move…"