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IOI Coffee Table

GamFratesi's round travertine coffee table on twin metal tubes joined by a brass sphere

Dimensions

700 × 400 × 700 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: technical drawing image — Item 10129141, Ø70 cm, Rippled Beige top, Black Semi Matt base / Brass Sphere — published as W 70 × D 70 × H 40 cm

Reference price

USD 1,999 excl. VAT, Ø70 cm, Rippled Beige top, Black Semi Matt base with brass sphere (item 10129141), GUBI US shop, 2026-10-14

Materials
Travertine topMetal legsBrass sphere
Finishes
Black Semi Matt BaseChrome Base
Colors
Rippled Beige
Official page

Description

Overview

The IOI Coffee Table is a round coffee table by GamFratesi for GUBI. The page shows item 10129141, a Ø70 cm table with a Rippled Beige travertine top and a Black Semi Matt base with a brass sphere.

Construction

The table has a circular travertine top whose sides are rounded into a U-shaped edge that arcs evenly on the top and bottom. Each leg is formed from twin metal tubes linked by a sphere of brass, and the base comes in black or chrome.

Three round tables of different sizes with pale tops and thin legs, on a dark brown background

Specifications

The Ø70 cm table is drawn 70 cm in diameter and 40 cm high (27.6 x 15.8 in). The page also lists a Ø100 cm size.

Story

The name IOI

GUBI says the IOI Collection takes its name from the structure of the table legs: each leg is made of twin metal tubes linked by a sphere of brass, which GUBI describes as the letters I-O-I rendered in physical form.

A new edition

The page calls this a new edition from GUBI that introduces a new material and colour for the circular top, travertine in Rippled Beige, and refines its shape. GUBI describes the design as drawing on geometric Art Deco references with a contemporary design language.

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