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GUBI Stemlite Table Lamp - H42 (Black Chrome, Frosted Glass)

GUBI Stemlite Table Lamp - H42 (Black Chrome, Frosted Glass)

The Stemlite (1962) was the first ‘total look’ lamp, a pioneering new typology conceived by American Designer Bill Curry, which replaced the traditional base-plus-shade form with a single self-contained unit comprising interchangeable modules. His debut design, the much-emulated Stemlite, was named “most influential lamp of the year” by Industrial Design Magazine in 1965, used on the set of the original Star Trek TV series, and remained in pro- duction until 1977. Now remastered by GUBI after almost half a century, the new collection comprises two table lamps, two floor lamps and a new pendant – a simple inversion of the original design – in a contemporary yet authentic color palette. Today’s Stemlite remains true to Curry’s designs, comprising three of the original heights: two table heights, one of which was originally conceived as a floor lamp and the original floor lamp height. A second, taller floor lamp has been added and a pendant light has been engi- neered by simply flipping the original design upside-down. A counterweight has been hidden in the negative space created by the geometry of the foot of the upright lamps to meet con- temporary safety requirements regarding stability and versions of the floor and pendant lights with new larger globes are also available.

EUR 599.00
1

GUBI Stemlite Table Lamp - H70 (Pebble Grey, Frosted Glass)

GUBI Stemlite Table Lamp - H70 (Pebble Grey, Frosted Glass)

The Stemlite (1962) was the first ‘total look’ lamp, a pioneering new typology conceived by American Designer Bill Curry, which replaced the traditional base-plus-shade form with a single self-contained unit comprising interchangeable modules. His debut design, the much-emulated Stemlite, was named “most influential lamp of the year” by Industrial Design Magazine in 1965, used on the set of the original Star Trek TV series, and remained in pro- duction until 1977. Now remastered by GUBI after almost half a century, the new collection comprises two table lamps, two floor lamps and a new pendant – a simple inversion of the original design – in a contemporary yet authentic color palette. Today’s Stemlite remains true to Curry’s designs, comprising three of the original heights: two table heights, one of which was originally conceived as a floor lamp and the original floor lamp height. A second, taller floor lamp has been added and a pendant light has been engi- neered by simply flipping the original design upside-down. A counterweight has been hidden in the negative space created by the geometry of the foot of the upright lamps to meet con- temporary safety requirements regarding stability and versions of the floor and pendant lights with new larger globes are also available.

EUR 699.00
1

GUBI Stemlite Floor Lamp - H110 (Pebble Grey, Frosted Glass)

GUBI Stemlite Floor Lamp - H110 (Pebble Grey, Frosted Glass)

The Stemlite (1962) was the first ‘total look’ lamp, a pioneering new typology conceived by American Designer Bill Curry, which replaced the traditional base-plus-shade form with a single self-contained unit comprising interchangeable modules. His debut design, the much-emulated Stemlite, was named “most influential lamp of the year” by Industrial Design Magazine in 1965, used on the set of the original Star Trek TV series, and remained in pro- duction until 1977. Now remastered by GUBI after almost half a century, the new collection comprises two table lamps, two floor lamps and a new pendant – a simple inversion of the original design – in a contemporary yet authentic color palette. Today’s Stemlite remains true to Curry’s designs, comprising three of the original heights: two table heights, one of which was originally conceived as a floor lamp and the original floor lamp height. A second, taller floor lamp has been added and a pendant light has been engi- neered by simply flipping the original design upside-down. A counterweight has been hidden in the negative space created by the geometry of the foot of the upright lamps to meet con- temporary safety requirements regarding stability and versions of the floor and pendant lights with new larger globes are also available.

EUR 899.00
1

GUBI Stemlite Pendant - Ø38 (Black Red, Frosted Glass)

GUBI Stemlite Pendant - Ø38 (Black Red, Frosted Glass)

The Stemlite (1962) was the first ‘total look’ lamp, a pioneering new typology conceived by American Designer Bill Curry, which replaced the traditional base-plus-shade form with a single self-contained unit comprising interchangeable modules. His debut design, the much-emulated Stemlite, was named “most influential lamp of the year” by Industrial Design Magazine in 1965, used on the set of the original Star Trek TV series, and remained in pro- duction until 1977. Now remastered by GUBI after almost half a century, the new collection comprises two table lamps, two floor lamps and a new pendant – a simple inversion of the original design – in a contemporary yet authentic color palette. Today’s Stemlite remains true to Curry’s designs, comprising three of the original heights: two table heights, one of which was originally conceived as a floor lamp and the original floor lamp height. A second, taller floor lamp has been added and a pendant light has been engi- neered by simply flipping the original design upside-down. A counterweight has been hidden in the negative space created by the geometry of the foot of the upright lamps to meet con- temporary safety requirements regarding stability and versions of the floor and pendant lights with new larger globes are also available.

EUR 499.00
1

GUBI Stemlite Table Lamp - H42 (Black Red, Frosted Glass)

GUBI Stemlite Table Lamp - H42 (Black Red, Frosted Glass)

The Stemlite (1962) was the first ‘total look’ lamp, a pioneering new typology conceived by American Designer Bill Curry, which replaced the traditional base-plus-shade form with a single self-contained unit comprising interchangeable modules. His debut design, the much-emulated Stemlite, was named “most influential lamp of the year” by Industrial Design Magazine in 1965, used on the set of the original Star Trek TV series, and remained in pro- duction until 1977. Now remastered by GUBI after almost half a century, the new collection comprises two table lamps, two floor lamps and a new pendant – a simple inversion of the original design – in a contemporary yet authentic color palette. Today’s Stemlite remains true to Curry’s designs, comprising three of the original heights: two table heights, one of which was originally conceived as a floor lamp and the original floor lamp height. A second, taller floor lamp has been added and a pendant light has been engi- neered by simply flipping the original design upside-down. A counterweight has been hidden in the negative space created by the geometry of the foot of the upright lamps to meet con- temporary safety requirements regarding stability and versions of the floor and pendant lights with new larger globes are also available.

EUR 599.00
1

GUBI Stemlite Table Lamp - H70 (Black Red, Frosted Glass)

GUBI Stemlite Table Lamp - H70 (Black Red, Frosted Glass)

The Stemlite (1962) was the first ‘total look’ lamp, a pioneering new typology conceived by American Designer Bill Curry, which replaced the traditional base-plus-shade form with a single self-contained unit comprising interchangeable modules. His debut design, the much-emulated Stemlite, was named “most influential lamp of the year” by Industrial Design Magazine in 1965, used on the set of the original Star Trek TV series, and remained in pro- duction until 1977. Now remastered by GUBI after almost half a century, the new collection comprises two table lamps, two floor lamps and a new pendant – a simple inversion of the original design – in a contemporary yet authentic color palette. Today’s Stemlite remains true to Curry’s designs, comprising three of the original heights: two table heights, one of which was originally conceived as a floor lamp and the original floor lamp height. A second, taller floor lamp has been added and a pendant light has been engi- neered by simply flipping the original design upside-down. A counterweight has been hidden in the negative space created by the geometry of the foot of the upright lamps to meet con- temporary safety requirements regarding stability and versions of the floor and pendant lights with new larger globes are also available.

EUR 699.00
1

GUBI Stemlite Floor Lamp - H150 (Pebble Grey, Frosted Glass)

GUBI Stemlite Floor Lamp - H150 (Pebble Grey, Frosted Glass)

The Stemlite (1962) was the first ‘total look’ lamp, a pioneering new typology conceived by American Designer Bill Curry, which replaced the traditional base-plus-shade form with a single self-contained unit comprising interchangeable modules. His debut design, the much-emulated Stemlite, was named “most influential lamp of the year” by Industrial Design Magazine in 1965, used on the set of the original Star Trek TV series, and remained in pro- duction until 1977. Now remastered by GUBI after almost half a century, the new collection comprises two table lamps, two floor lamps and a new pendant – a simple inversion of the original design – in a contemporary yet authentic color palette. Today’s Stemlite remains true to Curry’s designs, comprising three of the original heights: two table heights, one of which was originally conceived as a floor lamp and the original floor lamp height. A second, taller floor lamp has been added and a pendant light has been engi- neered by simply flipping the original design upside-down. A counterweight has been hidden in the negative space created by the geometry of the foot of the upright lamps to meet con- temporary safety requirements regarding stability and versions of the floor and pendant lights with new larger globes are also available.

EUR 999.00
1

GUBI Stemlite Pendant - Ø38 (Pebble Grey, Frosted Glass)

GUBI Stemlite Pendant - Ø38 (Pebble Grey, Frosted Glass)

The Stemlite (1962) was the first ‘total look’ lamp, a pioneering new typology conceived by American Designer Bill Curry, which replaced the traditional base-plus-shade form with a single self-contained unit comprising interchangeable modules. His debut design, the much-emulated Stemlite, was named “most influential lamp of the year” by Industrial Design Magazine in 1965, used on the set of the original Star Trek TV series, and remained in pro- duction until 1977. Now remastered by GUBI after almost half a century, the new collection comprises two table lamps, two floor lamps and a new pendant – a simple inversion of the original design – in a contemporary yet authentic color palette. Today’s Stemlite remains true to Curry’s designs, comprising three of the original heights: two table heights, one of which was originally conceived as a floor lamp and the original floor lamp height. A second, taller floor lamp has been added and a pendant light has been engi- neered by simply flipping the original design upside-down. A counterweight has been hidden in the negative space created by the geometry of the foot of the upright lamps to meet con- temporary safety requirements regarding stability and versions of the floor and pendant lights with new larger globes are also available.

EUR 499.00
1

GUBI Stemlite Floor Lamp - H110 (Black Red, Frosted Glass)

GUBI Stemlite Floor Lamp - H110 (Black Red, Frosted Glass)

The Stemlite (1962) was the first ‘total look’ lamp, a pioneering new typology conceived by American Designer Bill Curry, which replaced the traditional base-plus-shade form with a single self-contained unit comprising interchangeable modules. His debut design, the much-emulated Stemlite, was named “most influential lamp of the year” by Industrial Design Magazine in 1965, used on the set of the original Star Trek TV series, and remained in pro- duction until 1977. Now remastered by GUBI after almost half a century, the new collection comprises two table lamps, two floor lamps and a new pendant – a simple inversion of the original design – in a contemporary yet authentic color palette. Today’s Stemlite remains true to Curry’s designs, comprising three of the original heights: two table heights, one of which was originally conceived as a floor lamp and the original floor lamp height. A second, taller floor lamp has been added and a pendant light has been engi- neered by simply flipping the original design upside-down. A counterweight has been hidden in the negative space created by the geometry of the foot of the upright lamps to meet con- temporary safety requirements regarding stability and versions of the floor and pendant lights with new larger globes are also available.

EUR 899.00
1

GUBI Stemlite Floor Lamp - H150 (Black Red, Frosted Glass)

GUBI Stemlite Floor Lamp - H150 (Black Red, Frosted Glass)

The Stemlite (1962) was the first ‘total look’ lamp, a pioneering new typology conceived by American Designer Bill Curry, which replaced the traditional base-plus-shade form with a single self-contained unit comprising interchangeable modules. His debut design, the much-emulated Stemlite, was named “most influential lamp of the year” by Industrial Design Magazine in 1965, used on the set of the original Star Trek TV series, and remained in pro- duction until 1977. Now remastered by GUBI after almost half a century, the new collection comprises two table lamps, two floor lamps and a new pendant – a simple inversion of the original design – in a contemporary yet authentic color palette. Today’s Stemlite remains true to Curry’s designs, comprising three of the original heights: two table heights, one of which was originally conceived as a floor lamp and the original floor lamp height. A second, taller floor lamp has been added and a pendant light has been engi- neered by simply flipping the original design upside-down. A counterweight has been hidden in the negative space created by the geometry of the foot of the upright lamps to meet con- temporary safety requirements regarding stability and versions of the floor and pendant lights with new larger globes are also available.

EUR 999.00
1

GUBI Stemlite Pendant - Ø38 (Black Chrome, Frosted Glass)

GUBI Stemlite Pendant - Ø38 (Black Chrome, Frosted Glass)

The Stemlite (1962) was the first ‘total look’ lamp, a pioneering new typology conceived by American Designer Bill Curry, which replaced the traditional base-plus-shade form with a single self-contained unit comprising interchangeable modules. His debut design, the much-emulated Stemlite, was named “most influential lamp of the year” by Industrial Design Magazine in 1965, used on the set of the original Star Trek TV series, and remained in pro- duction until 1977. Now remastered by GUBI after almost half a century, the new collection comprises two table lamps, two floor lamps and a new pendant – a simple inversion of the original design – in a contemporary yet authentic color palette. Today’s Stemlite remains true to Curry’s designs, comprising three of the original heights: two table heights, one of which was originally conceived as a floor lamp and the original floor lamp height. A second, taller floor lamp has been added and a pendant light has been engi- neered by simply flipping the original design upside-down. A counterweight has been hidden in the negative space created by the geometry of the foot of the upright lamps to meet con- temporary safety requirements regarding stability and versions of the floor and pendant lights with new larger globes are also available.

EUR 499.00
1

GUBI Stemlite Floor Lamp - H150 (Black Chrome, Frosted Glass)

GUBI Stemlite Floor Lamp - H150 (Black Chrome, Frosted Glass)

The Stemlite (1962) was the first ‘total look’ lamp, a pioneering new typology conceived by American Designer Bill Curry, which replaced the traditional base-plus-shade form with a single self-contained unit comprising interchangeable modules. His debut design, the much-emulated Stemlite, was named “most influential lamp of the year” by Industrial Design Magazine in 1965, used on the set of the original Star Trek TV series, and remained in pro- duction until 1977. Now remastered by GUBI after almost half a century, the new collection comprises two table lamps, two floor lamps and a new pendant – a simple inversion of the original design – in a contemporary yet authentic color palette. Today’s Stemlite remains true to Curry’s designs, comprising three of the original heights: two table heights, one of which was originally conceived as a floor lamp and the original floor lamp height. A second, taller floor lamp has been added and a pendant light has been engi- neered by simply flipping the original design upside-down. A counterweight has been hidden in the negative space created by the geometry of the foot of the upright lamps to meet con- temporary safety requirements regarding stability and versions of the floor and pendant lights with new larger globes are also available.

EUR 999.00
1

GUBI Stemlite Table Lamp - H70 (Black Chrome, Frosted Glass)

GUBI Stemlite Table Lamp - H70 (Black Chrome, Frosted Glass)

The Stemlite (1962) was the first ‘total look’ lamp, a pioneering new typology conceived by American Designer Bill Curry, which replaced the traditional base-plus-shade form with a single self-contained unit comprising interchangeable modules. His debut design, the much-emulated Stemlite, was named “most influential lamp of the year” by Industrial Design Magazine in 1965, used on the set of the original Star Trek TV series, and remained in pro- duction until 1977. Now remastered by GUBI after almost half a century, the new collection comprises two table lamps, two floor lamps and a new pendant – a simple inversion of the original design – in a contemporary yet authentic color palette. Today’s Stemlite remains true to Curry’s designs, comprising three of the original heights: two table heights, one of which was originally conceived as a floor lamp and the original floor lamp height. A second, taller floor lamp has been added and a pendant light has been engi- neered by simply flipping the original design upside-down. A counterweight has been hidden in the negative space created by the geometry of the foot of the upright lamps to meet con- temporary safety requirements regarding stability and versions of the floor and pendant lights with new larger globes are also available.

EUR 699.00
1

GUBI Stemlite Table Lamp - H42 (Pebble Grey, Frosted Glass)

GUBI Stemlite Table Lamp - H42 (Pebble Grey, Frosted Glass)

The Stemlite (1962) was the first ‘total look’ lamp, a pioneering new typology conceived by American Designer Bill Curry, which replaced the traditional base-plus-shade form with a single self-contained unit comprising interchangeable modules. His debut design, the much-emulated Stemlite, was named “most influential lamp of the year” by Industrial Design Magazine in 1965, used on the set of the original Star Trek TV series, and remained in pro- duction until 1977. Now remastered by GUBI after almost half a century, the new collection comprises two table lamps, two floor lamps and a new pendant – a simple inversion of the original design – in a contemporary yet authentic color palette. Today’s Stemlite remains true to Curry’s designs, comprising three of the original heights: two table heights, one of which was originally conceived as a floor lamp and the original floor lamp height. A second, taller floor lamp has been added and a pendant light has been engi- neered by simply flipping the original design upside-down. A counterweight has been hidden in the negative space created by the geometry of the foot of the upright lamps to meet con- temporary safety requirements regarding stability and versions of the floor and pendant lights with new larger globes are also available.

EUR 599.00
1

GUBI Stemlite Floor Lamp - H110 (Black Chrome, Frosted Glass)

GUBI Stemlite Floor Lamp - H110 (Black Chrome, Frosted Glass)

The Stemlite (1962) was the first ‘total look’ lamp, a pioneering new typology conceived by American Designer Bill Curry, which replaced the traditional base-plus-shade form with a single self-contained unit comprising interchangeable modules. His debut design, the much-emulated Stemlite, was named “most influential lamp of the year” by Industrial Design Magazine in 1965, used on the set of the original Star Trek TV series, and remained in pro- duction until 1977. Now remastered by GUBI after almost half a century, the new collection comprises two table lamps, two floor lamps and a new pendant – a simple inversion of the original design – in a contemporary yet authentic color palette. Today’s Stemlite remains true to Curry’s designs, comprising three of the original heights: two table heights, one of which was originally conceived as a floor lamp and the original floor lamp height. A second, taller floor lamp has been added and a pendant light has been engi- neered by simply flipping the original design upside-down. A counterweight has been hidden in the negative space created by the geometry of the foot of the upright lamps to meet con- temporary safety requirements regarding stability and versions of the floor and pendant lights with new larger globes are also available.

EUR 899.00
1

Reales Pattern, GUBI (003, Standard)

Reales Pattern, GUBI (003, Standard)

Reales Pattern is a bold evolution of Reales, a durable 100% cotton fabric handcrafted in Italy exclusively for GUBI. Created in collaboration with architect Michele De Lucchi and his Milan-based studio AMDL Circle for the Bistra Collection, the design features a rhythmic interplay of hand-drawn black lines that form a dynamic yet harmonious motif. It takes inspiration from the ceiling painted by Leonardo da Vinci in the Sala delle Asse at Milan’s Sforza Castle, which is adorned with a dense network of interwoven foliage. Reales Pattern translates the graphic lines of the design into a two-dimensional textile form, creating visual continuity between structure and upholstery. The hand-drawn style embraces the spontaneity and imperfection of a pencil sketch, lending the fabric an authentic, artisanal character. A subtle shadow layered beneath the weave adds quiet depth and dimension to the motif. The fabric is available in three distinct colorways: vibrant orange and green on beige for a lively, expressive look, silvery gray on dark olive green for a more architectural tone, and soft beige-on-beige with gray nuances for a calm, refined aesthetic. Each palette celebrates the botanical identity of the Bistra Collection, bringing a fresh, expressive accent to any interior.

EUR 6.00
1

Reales Pattern, GUBI (001, Standard)

Reales Pattern, GUBI (001, Standard)

Reales Pattern is a bold evolution of Reales, a durable 100% cotton fabric handcrafted in Italy exclusively for GUBI. Created in collaboration with architect Michele De Lucchi and his Milan-based studio AMDL Circle for the Bistra Collection, the design features a rhythmic interplay of hand-drawn black lines that form a dynamic yet harmonious motif. It takes inspiration from the ceiling painted by Leonardo da Vinci in the Sala delle Asse at Milan’s Sforza Castle, which is adorned with a dense network of interwoven foliage. Reales Pattern translates the graphic lines of the design into a two-dimensional textile form, creating visual continuity between structure and upholstery. The hand-drawn style embraces the spontaneity and imperfection of a pencil sketch, lending the fabric an authentic, artisanal character. A subtle shadow layered beneath the weave adds quiet depth and dimension to the motif. The fabric is available in three distinct colorways: vibrant orange and green on beige for a lively, expressive look, silvery gray on dark olive green for a more architectural tone, and soft beige-on-beige with gray nuances for a calm, refined aesthetic. Each palette celebrates the botanical identity of the Bistra Collection, bringing a fresh, expressive accent to any interior.

EUR 6.00
1

GUBI Reales Pattern, Limonta (003, Standard)

GUBI Reales Pattern, Limonta (003, Standard)

Reales Pattern is a bold evolution of Reales, a durable 100% cotton fabric handcrafted in Italy exclusively for GUBI. Created in collaboration with architect Michele De Lucchi and his Milan-based studio AMDL Circle for the Bistra Collection, the design features a rhythmic interplay of hand-drawn black lines that form a dynamic yet harmonious motif. It takes inspiration from the ceiling painted by Leonardo da Vinci in the Sala delle Asse at Milan’s Sforza Castle, which is adorned with a dense network of interwoven foliage. Reales Pattern translates the graphic lines of the design into a two-dimensional textile form, creating visual continuity between structure and upholstery. The hand-drawn style embraces the spontaneity and imperfection of a pencil sketch, lending the fabric an authentic, artisanal character. A subtle shadow layered beneath the weave adds quiet depth and dimension to the motif. The fabric is available in three distinct colorways: vibrant orange and green on beige for a lively, expressive look, silvery gray on dark olive green for a more architectural tone, and soft beige-on-beige with gray nuances for a calm, refined aesthetic. Each palette celebrates the botanical identity of the Bistra Collection, bringing a fresh, expressive accent to any interior.

EUR 6.00
1