FILE UNDER POP

Copenhagen-based File Under Pop defines the apartment's tonal identity. Working with paint, clay, and lava-stone tiles, the studio layers color and texture in ways that respond to the architecture rather than overpower it. A longstanding collaborator of GUBI – also behind the surface palette at GUBI House London – they composed a layered palette that moves between soft neutrals and richer tones, enhancing the apartment’s generous proportions, original architectural features, and shifting natural daylight.

AGAPE

For over fifty years, Agape has approached bathroom design as architecture. Designed and produced in Italy, the brand’s pieces are recognized for their refined proportions and enduring aesthetic. At GUBI House Paris, Agape sinks and fixtures bring the same level of material integrity and precision to the apartment’s most intimate spaces as found throughout the rest of the home.  

GALERIE ALLEN

Founded in Paris in 2013, Galerie Allen contributes a curated selection of contemporary artworks to GUBI House Paris, introducing an additional layer to the apartment’s spatial narrative. Supporting artists across generations and geographies, the gallery is defined by a focus on independence and intellectual rigor. Works are placed throughout the rooms, bringing moments of contrast, reflection, and visual depth to the interior. Photography, painting, print, and glass coexist within the setting, interacting with the architecture, materials, and furniture compositions.

ONE A

Architectural lighting from Danish brand ONE A provides the technical backbone behind the lighting concept at GUBI House Paris. Known for minimalist design combined with advanced lighting technology, ONE A specializes in lighting solutions that integrate seamlessly into a space. At GUBI House Paris, their fixtures provide a discreet technical framework that supports the interior, enhancing spatial clarity while allowing the furniture, decorative lighting, materials, and architectural details to take the foreground.  The result is a calm, balanced atmosphere that lets the interior breathe.

REFORM

The REFLECT kitchen by Reform Copenhagen – crafted in stainless steel and designed in collaboration with French architect Jean Nouvel – brings a sharp contemporary edge to the apartment’s historic architecture. Reform’s collaboration with the French architect yields a space of mirrored surfaces and precise detailing: sculptural and functional in equal measure.

NORDIC KNOTS

Stockholm-based Nordic Knots, known for its contemporary interpretation of Scandinavian textile design, contributes rugs and curtains that anchor the rooms with warmth and structure. Handwoven in India from Scandinavian-designed patterns, the brand’s rugs combine refined craftsmanship with a restrained visual language. Their textiles define zones, add tactility, and tie furniture compositions together – quietly, but with clear intention.  

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