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F300 Lounge Chair

F300 Lounge Chair

Pierre Paulin conceived the F300 in the late 1960s as a direct challenge to the rigidity of postwar furniture. Its biomorphic silhouette, low-slung and organically contoured, dissolved the boundary between sculpture and seating, reflecting Paulin's conviction that a chair should respond to the body rather than impose upon it.

GUBI's reissue of the F300 is the result of careful archival research and material precision. The flowing shell retains the proportions of Paulin's original drawings, while updated foam construction and refined upholstery execution bring the chair into genuine daily use without compromising its formal authority.

  • Available in a curated range of premium textile and leather upholsteries
  • Offered with multiple base finish options to suit varied interior contexts
  • Designed by Pierre Paulin, original design circa 1968
  • Produced by GUBI under license from the Paulin estate

The F300 holds a recognized place in design history, represented in permanent collections across Europe. As a functional object, it asks for space and consideration, rewarding both with an atmosphere of quiet confidence.

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F300 Lounge Chair

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F300 Lounge Chair

Pierre Paulin conceived the F300 in the late 1960s as a direct challenge to the rigidity of postwar furniture. Its biomorphic silhouette, low-slung and organically contoured, dissolved the boundary between sculpture and seating, reflecting Paulin's conviction that a chair should respond to the body rather than impose upon it.

GUBI's reissue of the F300 is the result of careful archival research and material precision. The flowing shell retains the proportions of Paulin's original drawings, while updated foam construction and refined upholstery execution bring the chair into genuine daily use without compromising its formal authority.

  • Available in a curated range of premium textile and leather upholsteries
  • Offered with multiple base finish options to suit varied interior contexts
  • Designed by Pierre Paulin, original design circa 1968
  • Produced by GUBI under license from the Paulin estate

The F300 holds a recognized place in design history, represented in permanent collections across Europe. As a functional object, it asks for space and consideration, rewarding both with an atmosphere of quiet confidence.

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Pierre Paulin conceived the F300 in the late 1960s as a direct challenge to the rigidity of postwar furniture. Its biomorphic silhouette, low-slung and organically contoured, dissolved the boundary between sculpture and seating, reflecting Paulin's conviction that a chair should respond to the body rather than impose upon it.

GUBI's reissue of the F300 is the result of careful archival research and material precision. The flowing shell retains the proportions of Paulin's original drawings, while updated foam construction and refined upholstery execution bring the chair into genuine daily use without compromising its formal authority.

  • Available in a curated range of premium textile and leather upholsteries
  • Offered with multiple base finish options to suit varied interior contexts
  • Designed by Pierre Paulin, original design circa 1968
  • Produced by GUBI under license from the Paulin estate

The F300 holds a recognized place in design history, represented in permanent collections across Europe. As a functional object, it asks for space and consideration, rewarding both with an atmosphere of quiet confidence.