P3 Lounge Chair

Tito Agnoli drew the P3 in 1964 for Bonacina 1889, the Italian house that made rattan a serious material. Six decades later, Gubi reissues it from the original archival drawings, still woven by Bonacina's craftspeople — roughly 200 meters of split rattan worked by hand around a continuous galvanized-steel tube frame, several days of labor per chair. The silhouette is unmistakable: a low, linear stance with a single curving plane that doubles as seat and back, the rattan stretched taut enough to hold its shape but loose enough to give.