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Gubia

The Gubia table represents the perfect balance between contemporary style and traditional artisanal woodworking. Elegant aesthetics and the distinctive touch of tactile workmanship: the hallmark of the Gubia table is its artful subtraction, which has been turned into a unique decorative element.
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Modern wooden tables: Elegance and functionality for your spaces

The Gubia table features a finely crafted edge and legs with a pattern carved into the wood, creating a tactile, distinctive effect that promises to become a design icon. Available in the elegant Terra oak Fashion Wood finish, this table features a flame-patterned top that enhances its look and value. Ideal for those seeking a practical, elegant piece of furniture, the Gubia table combines skilled craftsmanship and contemporary design, for an unparalleled result.

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Inspiration

Artisanal patterns

The Gubia table, whose name derives from the classic gouge chisel, represents Alf DaFrè’s tradition of craftsmanship. This tool, used to carve round grooves into wood, inspires every detail of this statement table. Gubia is more than just a piece of furniture; it offers a unique tactile and visual experience. Each table is made with artisanal care and industrial precision, for a product that combines modernity and tradition.

Strengths

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Unique design

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Table and sideboard collection

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Tactile pattern

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Flame-patterned wooden top

Designers

Gordon Guillaumier

Born in Malta in 1966, Gordon Guillaumier studied in Switzerland and England. He graduated in industrial design at the IED in Milan in 1991 and the following year he obtained a master's degree in industrial design at the Domus Academy in Milan.

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Finishes

Structure

Fashion wood Terra oak

Fashion wood Terra oak