GUBI Bat Dining Chair with Front Upholstery and Plastic Legs - Hallingdal 173 Dining Chairs GUBI - marble

The GUBI Bat Dining Chair with Front Upholstery and Plastic Legs is a luxury designer dining chair designed by the Danish-Italian studio GamFratesi. Defined by its signature, nature-inspired shell profile that mirrors the distinctive wingspan of a bat, this high-end seating piece delivers a striking, architectural focal point engineered specifically for contemporary residential, public, and high-traffic interior spaces. The chair is precisely configured with a front-upholstered seating surface that provides exceptional ergonomic support and premium comfort during extended dining or meetings. This semi-upholstered design maintains the crisp, clean lines of the external polypropylene shell while introducing a soft, body-contouring interior textile layer. The integrated, heavy-duty plastic legs provide a highly stable, rigid, and noise-minimising foundation across all hard or carpeted flooring types, while the armless profile ensures the chair slides fully underneath standard-height dining tables to optimise spatial efficiency and layout.Built to commercial-grade standards, both the lightweight outer shell and the robust, solid-moulded legs are crafted from high-density, impact-resistant polypropylene that guards against scratches, scuffs, and daily impact abrasion. This technical material choice ensures exceptional structural longevity and allows for effortless surface cleaning. This model is available in a curated palette of architectural shell colours and can be specified in an extensive range of premium front textiles or high-grade leathers to meet precise bespoke interior requirements.This contemporary dining chair functions exceptionally well when grouped around minimalist open-plan kitchen tables, formal rectangular dining rooms, or utilized as practical seating in high-end commercial restaurants and office meeting spaces. Its uniform, fluid aesthetic coordinates seamlessly with modern timber tables, industrial steel bases, or contemporary glass and marble surfaces.