An archetypal lounge chair.
NEW LOUNGE TYPOLOGY
The garden gets an upgrade with the simple functionality of two of French architect and designer Marcel Gascoin’s most enduring iconic designs. GUBI’s new outdoor collection, now in teak, represents significant innovation for Gascoin’s iconic design.
DEVELOPED FOR OUTDOORS
The F-Chair has been in close collaboration with Gascoin’s family from his original drawings, supported by intensive research and prototyping. The harmonious interlocking between the armrests, the rear legs, and the backrest took particularly high levels of craftsmanship to resolve.
CAREFULLY CRAFTED
The F-Chair is optimized for the outdoors in both the ergonomics and the materiality. Proportions have been fine-tuned to maximize comfort and the frame has been crafted with traditional joinery using plantation teak.
The seat and backrest are tightly woven from an outdoor all-weather fiber made of extruded polyethylene and twisted to resemble natural hyacinth woven furniture. The weave pattern creates triangle shapes from all four sides of the seat and backrest, converging at the center of each like an envelope. The woven cord captures the natural look of the indoor version while being durable enough to withstand the elements outside. Teak’s naturally high oil content allows it to stay in fantastic condition in even the harshest of climates, without additional treatment, developing a beautiful silvery patina over time.
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MARCEL GASCOIN
Marcel Gascoin was one of the leading designers in postwar Europe. Innovative and with a strong social conscience, Gascoin’s democratic design connected art with industry and functional aesthetics with rational manufacturing processes.
Even today, Gascoin’s furniture is praised for its simple lines, minimalist aesthetics, and compact modular design that makes optimal use of space.
OUTDOOR COLLECTION
GUBI’s Alfresco embodies this bohemian spirit, celebrating a lifestyle that cherishes creativity, freedom, and the simple pleasures of the outdoors. It is an invitation to embrace a free and fresh way of living, where convention is cast aside, spontaneity thrives, and nature is woven into the fabric of everyday life.