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Pierre Paulin once said, “My favorite design is the one to come.” That forward-thinking vision gave rise to his F300 Chair (1965), a space-age form defined by fluid curves that invite multiple sitting positions. “It’s almost impossible not to relax when you sit in it,” says Benjamin Paulin, son of Pierre. The radical design became a futuristic icon – it was added to the permanent collection of NYC’s Museum of Modern Art and made appearances on Star Trek. Today, Gubi continues Paulin’s innovative spirit, producing the chair with a fully recyclable base made from industrial plastic waste. Exclusively at DWR. Made in Italy.
Pierre Paulin once said, “My favorite design is the one to come.” That forward-thinking vision gave rise to his F300 Chair (1965), a space-age form defined by fluid curves that invite multiple sitting positions. “It’s almost impossible not to relax when you sit in it,” says Benjamin Paulin, son of Pierre. The radical design became a futuristic icon – it was added to the permanent collection of NYC’s Museum of Modern Art and made appearances on Star Trek. Today, Gubi continues Paulin’s innovative spirit, producing the chair with a fully recyclable base made from industrial plastic waste. Exclusively at DWR. Made in Italy.