• P3 Low armchair cane & fibres beige / Hand-woven Rattan - Reissue 1964 - Gubi - Natural - Galvanized steel, Rattan
  • P3 Low armchair cane & fibres beige / Hand-woven Rattan - Reissue 1964 - Gubi - Natural - Galvanized steel, Rattan
  • P3 Low armchair cane & fibres beige / Hand-woven Rattan - Reissue 1964 - Gubi - Natural - Galvanized steel, Rattan
  • P3 Low armchair cane & fibres beige / Hand-woven Rattan - Reissue 1964 - Gubi - Natural - Galvanized steel, Rattan
  • P3 Low armchair cane & fibres beige / Hand-woven Rattan - Reissue 1964 - Gubi - Natural - Galvanized steel, Rattan
  • P3 Low armchair cane & fibres beige / Hand-woven Rattan - Reissue 1964 - Gubi - Natural - Galvanized steel, Rattan
  • P3 Low armchair cane & fibres beige / Hand-woven Rattan - Reissue 1964 - Gubi - Natural - Galvanized steel, Rattan

Gubi
P3 Low armchair cane & fibres beige / Hand-woven Rattan - Reissue 1964

Designer :  Tito Agnoli

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Product detail

  • Type : Low armchair
  • Colour : Natural
  • Material : Cane & fibres
  • Dimensions : W 63 x D 105 cm x H 66 cm - Seat : W 53.5 x D 47 x H 29.6 cm
  • Weight : 25.08 lb
  • Characteristics : Icon of Italian modernist design from the 1960s - Designed in 1964 by the famous architect Tito Agnoli (1931 - 2012) - Hand-woven Rattan by the craftsmen of the historic Italian firm Bonacina 1889 - One-of-a-kind: each piece takes several days to make - Designed to be repaired and handed down from generation to generation - For interiors only.
  • Country of Manufacture : Italy
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Product advantages: Low armchair P3 Natural

  • A re-edition of the P3 armchair created in 1964, a major piece of Italian modernist design.
  • A low armchair in hand-woven rattan made by the craftsmen of Bonacina 1889
  • A sculptural silhouette combining visual lightness and Natural comfort
  • A collector's item designed to last and be handed down

P3 low armchair in hand-woven rattan: the elegance of Italian modernismReissued by GUBI, the P3 low armchair by Tito Agnoli embodies the spirit of Italian modernist design. Designed in 1964, this iconic chair seduces with its fluid, continuous line that transforms material into a veritable architectural gesture. A rare piece that spans the decades with modernity intact.A sculptural silhouette in N ...

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