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P3S chaise longue, rattan
Description
The P3S chaise longue by GUBI is a reissue of Tito Agnoli’s organically shaped design from 1964, reflecting the refined yet understated character of Italian design. The iconic P3S has been brought back into production in collaboration with Bonacina, its original manufacturer and a long-standing expert in rattan craftsmanship. The clean, linear form of the rattan P3 introduces a sense of lightness and quiet rhythm to a space, maintaining its timeless appeal over the years. Each chair is unique, with subtle variations in tone and the natural traces of handcraft visible in the material.
The P3S offers a light, upright seating position that feels equally suited to relaxed lounging and conversation with friends. It sits comfortably in both living rooms and quieter reading corners, inviting you to return to it time and again. Alongside the chaise longue, the GUBI P3 collection also includes a lounge chair and outdoor versions of both pieces, extending its use across different settings. Whether used individually or together, they create a harmonious whole that works seamlessly in both indoor and outdoor spaces.
- Width: 63 cm
- Depth: 167.5 cm
- Height: 66 cm
- Seat height: 29.6 cm
- Colour Rattan
- Material Galvanized steel, natural rattan
- Weight 23.23 kg
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Notes
For indoor use.
Please note that natural rattan furniture should not be placed next to a radiator, fireplace or other heat sources or in direct sunlight. - Product ID: GB10148529
Tito Agnoli (1931–2012) was an Italian architect and designer, known particularly for his work in furniture and lighting design. His work is characterised by a clean, understated approach and a thoughtful structural logic, where materials and forms exist in a balanced dialogue. Agnoli was active primarily between the 1950s and 1970s, collaborating with several leading Italian manufacturers such as Bonacina, Oluce and Poltrona Frau. His pieces are also part of the permanent collection of MoMA, New York.
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Extended return period until 31 January 2027.