GMG Chaise Longue
Greta Magnusson Grossman occupied a rare position in mid-century design: a Swedish-born architect who transplanted European discipline into the sun-saturated culture of postwar California. Her furniture reflects that duality, pairing structural rigor with an ease of posture that feels wholly Californian.
The GMG Chaise Longue, reissued by GUBI, distills that sensibility into a single recumbent form. Its silhouette is spare without severity, each curve arriving at its angle with quiet intention. The frame achieves visual lightness through careful proportion, while the upholstered surface offers a depth of comfort that only becomes apparent in use.
- Reissued through GUBI's archival design program
- Designed by Greta M. Grossman, originally conceived in mid-century California
- Available in a range of upholstery configurations
- Suited to residential and professional interiors that prioritize both craft and composition
Grossman's work has grown considerably in scholarly and collector attention over recent decades, recognized now as a bridge between Scandinavian functionalism and American modernism. The chaise is both an artifact of that history and a wholly present object.
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GMG Chaise Longue
Greta Magnusson Grossman occupied a rare position in mid-century design: a Swedish-born architect who transplanted European discipline into the sun-saturated culture of postwar California. Her furniture reflects that duality, pairing structural rigor with an ease of posture that feels wholly Californian.
The GMG Chaise Longue, reissued by GUBI, distills that sensibility into a single recumbent form. Its silhouette is spare without severity, each curve arriving at its angle with quiet intention. The frame achieves visual lightness through careful proportion, while the upholstered surface offers a depth of comfort that only becomes apparent in use.
- Reissued through GUBI's archival design program
- Designed by Greta M. Grossman, originally conceived in mid-century California
- Available in a range of upholstery configurations
- Suited to residential and professional interiors that prioritize both craft and composition
Grossman's work has grown considerably in scholarly and collector attention over recent decades, recognized now as a bridge between Scandinavian functionalism and American modernism. The chaise is both an artifact of that history and a wholly present object.
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Greta Magnusson Grossman occupied a rare position in mid-century design: a Swedish-born architect who transplanted European discipline into the sun-saturated culture of postwar California. Her furniture reflects that duality, pairing structural rigor with an ease of posture that feels wholly Californian.
The GMG Chaise Longue, reissued by GUBI, distills that sensibility into a single recumbent form. Its silhouette is spare without severity, each curve arriving at its angle with quiet intention. The frame achieves visual lightness through careful proportion, while the upholstered surface offers a depth of comfort that only becomes apparent in use.
- Reissued through GUBI's archival design program
- Designed by Greta M. Grossman, originally conceived in mid-century California
- Available in a range of upholstery configurations
- Suited to residential and professional interiors that prioritize both craft and composition
Grossman's work has grown considerably in scholarly and collector attention over recent decades, recognized now as a bridge between Scandinavian functionalism and American modernism. The chaise is both an artifact of that history and a wholly present object.
