Sculpted for Conversation: The Pacha Chair

Designed by legendary French visionary Pierre Paulin in 1975, the Pacha Lounge Chair marked a radical shift in modern living. Paulin wanted to pioneer a new way of sitting—closer to the floor, shedding traditional wooden chair legs in pursuit of the feeling of 'sitting on clouds'. Today, Gubi keeps that visionary spirit alive, pairing Paulin’s foam-sculpted curves with contemporary craft. This lounge cahir invites you to a comftrable seating while conversating with your family or guests. Its natural expression od rounded corners brings a soft feeling to the room. The lounge chair offers difrent colors both in upholstery and foot, that gives you several opptions that fits for your home. The timeless carachter of the shape and materails bring uniquness that never goes out of style.

The more fearless option

While the Pacha Lounge Chair is most often celebrated in quiet creams and muted bouclés, there are spaces that call for something entirely more daring. Enter the Tiger Mountain edition—a collaboration of form and textile that shifts the iconic silhouette into pure couture territory. Grounded by a luminous pearl gold base, the chair is enveloped in a sumptuously rich green velvet, intricately woven with golden tiger motifs. The effect is mesmerizing: the tactile depth of the cut velvet catches the light throughout the day, breathing an opulent, sun-drenched warmth into the entire room. It is an extraordinary choice for the collector who furnishes with quiet confidence—someone who understands that every great room needs a point of tension. Positioned as a solitary sculpture in a reading corner or paired to disrupt a minimalist living room, this edition proves that Pierre Paulin’s cloud can be just as electric and decadent as it is soft.