GUBI Bat Dining Chair, Fully Upholstered and Wood Base - Remix 123 Dining Chairs GUBI - marble

The GUBI Bat Dining Chair, Fully Upholstered with Wood Base is a luxury designer dining chair designed by the Danish-Italian studio GamFratesi. Characterised by its iconic, nature-inspired shell silhouette that mimics the wingspan of a bat, this high-end seating piece delivers a warm, architectural focal point engineered specifically for contemporary residential, public, and executive interiors. The chair is meticulously configured with a fully upholstered seating surface that provides exceptional ergonomic support and premium comfort during extended dining or meetings. This fully upholstered design encapsulates the entire inner structure, creating a soft, body-contouring layer that enhances visual and tactile warmth across both the interior and exterior of the shell. The solid oak wood base provides a rigid, wobble-free foundation across all flooring types, while the armless profile ensures the chair slides fully underneath standard-height dining tables to optimise spatial layout and peripheral movement. Built to commercial-grade standards, the lightweight inner shell is injection-moulded from high-density, impact-resistant polypropylene that guards against structural fatigue. The stable, four-legged base is crafted from premium solid oak wood and finished with a hard-wearing, technical protective lacquer that seals the timber against moisture, stains, and daily impact abrasion. This versatile model can be specified in an extensive range of luxury textiles or high-grade leathers, over a selection of distinct oak wood finishes, allowing for complete personalisation to meet precise interior specifications. This contemporary dining chair functions exceptionally well when grouped around formal rectangular dining tables, positioned in open-plan kitchen-diners, or utilised as executive seating in high-end boardrooms and home offices. Its distinct, cohesive aesthetic coordinates effortlessly with modern timber tables, minimalist steel bases, or contemporary glass and marble surfaces.