Gufram Cactus

Andy Warhol Foundation

Sculptural Coat Rack

Cactus Sculpture Drocco

Hand Painted Trunk

Standing Hall Tree

Radical Italian Design

Materials

Other

$8,758

Gufram Cactus Rosso Coatrack, sculpture by Drocco/Mello, Limited Edition 360/500

Located in Brecht, BE

a fun object for your interior ...

Category

21st Century and Contemporary Italian Coat Racks and Stands

Materials

Polyester

Rare 1986 Limited Edition Gufram Multipli Cactus, Signed & Numbered 1257 of 2000

$22,800Sale Price|20% Off

Rare 1986 Limited Edition Gufram Multipli Cactus, Signed & Numbered 1257 of 2000

By Guido Drocco and Franco Mello, Gufram Furniture

Located in Los Angeles, CA

A rare and highly collectible limited edition Gufram 'Cactus' coat / hat rack sculpture designed by Guido Drocco and Franco Mello, part of the legendary Italian Radical Design and Po...

Category

Vintage 1980s American Post-Modern Figurative Sculptures

Materials

Polystyrene

Cactus Sculpture Infrared by Gufram

$5,740

Cactus Sculpture Infrared by Gufram

Located in Beverly Hills, CA

Made in flexible polyurethane, Gufram’s Cactus is soft and thornless. This coat stand with four cantilever arms is almost as tall as a person, and looks like an ironic totem that per...

Category

21st Century and Contemporary Figurative Sculptures

Materials

Polystyrene

Gufram Multicolored Sunrise Cactus Coat Rack by Drocco & Mello - Paul Smith

$12,846

Gufram Multicolored Sunrise Cactus Coat Rack by Drocco & Mello - Paul Smith

By Gufram Furniture

Located in Madrid, ES

Soft polyurethane easel hand-finished with Guflac®. Paul Smith x Gufram 'Sunrise Cactus' Coat Stand Experience a fusion of whimsical artistry and functional design with the 'Sunris...

Category

21st Century and Contemporary Italian Coat Racks and Stands

Materials

Polystyrene

#66/99 Limited Edition by A$AP Rocky GUFRAMINI X HOMMEMADE Shroom Cactus Mini

By Gufram Furniture, A$AP Rocky

Located in La Morra, Cuneo

Limited Edition #66/99 Gufram presents the miniaturised version of the Shroom CACTUS® created in collaboration with A$AP Rocky and the artist’s new design studio HOMMEMADE Exactly a...

Category

21st Century and Contemporary Italian Modern Models and Miniatures

Materials

Materials

Foam

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H 10.24 in W 4.73 in D 4.73 in

#33/99 Limited Edition by A$AP Rocky GUFRAMINI X HOMMEMADE Shroom Cactus Mini

By Gufram Furniture, A$AP Rocky

Located in La Morra, Cuneo

LIMITED EDITION #33/99 Gufram presents the miniaturised version of the Shroom CACTUS® created in collaboration with A$AP Rocky and the artist’s new design studio HOMMEMADE Exactly a...

Category

21st Century and Contemporary Italian Modern Models and Miniatures

Materials

Other

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Gufram Cactus For Sale on 1stDibs

At 1stDibs, there are many versions of the ideal gufram cactus for your home. Each gufram cactus for sale was constructed with extraordinary care, often using plastic, foam and metal. There are 12 variations of the antique or vintage gufram cactus you’re looking for, while we also have 8 modern editions of this piece to choose from as well. Whether you’re looking for an older or newer gufram cactus, there are earlier versions available from the 20th Century and newer variations made as recently as the 21st Century. A gufram cactus made by Mid-Century Modern designers — as well as those associated with Modern — is very popular.

How Much is a Gufram Cactus?

The average selling price for a gufram cactus at 1stDibs is $9,163, while they’re typically $244 on the low end and $45,897 for the highest priced.

Gufram Furniture for sale on 1stDibs

The brainchild of the Fratelli Gugliermetto company, Gufram was born in 1966 in Turin, Italy, massively inspired by the avant-garde artistic culture that reigned in Europe during the 1960s and '70s. The brand is known for its CACTUS coat stand and sculptural seating such as the Pratone chair as well as other massive, innovative pieces that fall somewhere between art and furniture.

Starting in the mid-1960s, proponents of Italian Radical Design — which included forward-looking collectives like Archizoom and Studio 65 — broke with formality and convention by fusing the joy of Pop art with the systems of mass production.

One of the brands that formed as a result of these experiments was Gufram, a manufacturer at the forefront of the country’s Radical Design movement. The Gugliermetto brothers teamed up with emerging artists to harness exciting new materials — among them, polyurethane foam, which was originally used in the transportation industry as insulation to keep buses and trains warm.

Despite being credited for revolutionizing Italian design, until the mid-1970s, Gufram was largely unknown outside the small Italian town where it was founded. Nearly six years after the brand’s inception, though, word got out about a furniture brand transforming polyurethane foam into gigantic works of art. So, Gufram brought its playful and witty design concept across the Atlantic to New York’s Museum of Modern Art, where it had its first international show.

Gufram produced much of the Pop furniture — the CACTUS coat rack by Guido Drocco and Franco Mello and the Bocca sofa, in the shape of big red lips, by Studio 65 — that came to define the Anti-Design movement. (Through a relationship with Gufram, the latter was imported to the United States by Charles Stendig, a collector and pioneering importer who helped spark America’s interest in furniture from Finland, Switzerland and Italy during the 1960s and ‘70s.)

Although furniture can be serious business, it’s just as often playful, provocative, energizing and even liberating. Perhaps nothing embodies these characteristics better than postmodern Italian design. And one of the most iconic pieces to originate during Italy’s fertile period of postmodern furniture design is the Pratone chair, designed in 1971 by Giorgio Ceretti, Piero Derossi and Riccardo Rosso.

Representing a magnified portion of a grassy meadow, the Pratone chaise provides a lounging place for an individual or a group. “It is so unlike anything else that it stands out and is still iconic after 50 years,” said Charley Vezza, Gufram’s global creative orchestrator.

Made of painted polyurethane foam, the Pratone chair immediately became the symbol of a new and different approach to interiors when it debuted.

Gufram has become a favorite of the international art crowd and glitterati, and its products have made their way to the world’s most renowned museums, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Vitra Design Museum and more.

British fashion designer Paul Smith and American multi-hyphenate artist A$AP Rocky have collaborated with Gufram over the years. Interior designer Tony Ingrao has called the Pratone chair one of his favorite works and featured the larger-than-life piece in an exhibition he curated at R & Company in 2016.

Find new and vintage Gufram chairs, sofas, mirrors and other Gufram furniture for sale on 1stDibs.