The Gufram’s chair: stackable, coloured and soft indeed.

We have always felt the lack of a chair in Gufram’s catalogue. One of those you sit at table with, or so to speak. It was a lack we definitely had to fill, and it was a big responsibility. And to create a product starting from a customizing request that has to fulfil a defined, specific, exact function within the anti-design playground, is something to give you goose bumps. But the challenge had to be met, and, starting from these requirements, Karim Rashid created Bounce, a stackable chair with a pop soul.

A chair is, by its very nature, an incredibly complex project; to create one in terms close to Gufram’s aesthetics and using the expanded and flexible materials that characterise its collection bordered on the impossible. But at Gufram we consider it a great challenge to overturn constraints, or to use them to create new landing points; it is almost a mission, which Karim Rashid was able to accomplish.

Bounce can be defined as the new icon of pop functionalism. It is pop because it is irreverent, fresh and bright, thanks to its elements that can be composed in an infinite kaleidoscope of possibilities; these make Bounce a product well versed in blending with any domestic landscape.