GB Lounge

GB LoungeDutch industrial designer Gijs Bakker had already established a reputation for his aluminum jewelry when he decided to turn his attention to designing a chair. Inspired by a competition held by Dunlop, the rubber foam manufacturer, Bakker took a piece of foam, bent it at a 90 degree angle, and fixed it in a metal frame. The result was the GB Lounge, a modular lounge chair whose simple silhouette is enhanced by invitingly overstuffed upholstery.

The seat and back cushions are also attached as one piece for endless hours of comfort

And of course

A refined addition to the Pure Design Collection

the Oblic side table represents his love for movement

With its continuous curves and lush look

An accent piece that speaks volumes

this clean-lined console brings a degree of understated class to any room

and minimalist sculpture

the tables have a floating feeling

" the Azrak honors the depth and power of natural indigo

seat and armrests into one entity

The Strata takes its name from the geological layers of the earth—each line in the rug mimicking the natural build-up of time