Gaja Barstool | Hommage À Kazuhide Takahama, 1974
Gaja Seat: Bar
Gaja Barstool | Hommage À Kazuhide Takahama, 1974
Gaja Seat: Bar
Hommage À Kazuhide Takahama
Gaja Seat: Bar
Gaja Seat: Bar








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The Gaja Bar Stool was designed and developed by Kazuhide Takahama in 1974. Takahama was known for integrating traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern industrial design techniques, stating "My designs are a reflection of my journey, merging the serene minimalism of Japan with the dynamic innovation of Italy."
The Gaja Bar Stool features a lightweight steel rod, stackable structure with a minimalist aesthetic, focussing on logical use and clear form.
Shown in Red Carmine Nubuck Sueded Leather on Mirror Chromed Stainless Steel. Available with a padded or unpadded wire backrest.
The Archetype Forms Gaja Seat: Bar is a faithful reproduction of the original Kazuhide Takahama Gaja Bar Stool model W58 11.

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Leather
Sueded Leather | Nubuck
Velvet
Electrostatically-applied powder coating on 304 stainless steel creates a sophisticated matte finish with exceptional chip and scratch resistance. Low-glare surface hides wear well. BASE: 304 Stainless Steel FINISH: Powder Coat APPEARANCE: Matte, low-glare COLOR: White CARE: Simple soap and water





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Gaja Bar Seat
The Gaja Bar Stool is rooted in Rationalism, featuring a lightweight steel rod, stackable structure with a minimalist aesthetic, focussing on logical use and clear form. The Gaja series of chairs and barstools are available with a padded or unpadded backrest, with this model featuring an unpadded backrest. It is a taller, counter height version of its dining chair counterpart.
This bar height model is shown without a back pad. See our Gaja Seat: Bar Padded Back, Gaja Seat: Dining or Gaja Seat: Dining: Padded Back models for additional options.
Shop the Gaja Bar Seat, originally designed by Kazuhide Takahama, online in Canada and the USA. Bring the history of design into your space.
Designer
Kazuhide Takahama
Kazuhide Takahama was a Japanese architect and furniture designer known for his minimalist aesthetic and fusion of Eastern and Western design principles. He began his career in Japan before moving to Italy in 1957, where he collaborated closely with Dino Gavina and his influential company, Gavina SpA. Takahama is recognized for his elegant seating designs, including the Gaja series dining chairs and bar stools (1969) and the Tulu chairs (1968). His work is characterized by clean lines, geometric forms, and a focus on essential elements. Takahama's designs have become iconic representations of mid-century modern furniture.
Construction
Upholstery: Custom Selection of Premium Leather, Suede or Fabric from Archetype Forms
Structure: Bent Tubular 304 Stainless Steel Frame in Polished, Brushed, Chrome Plate, Bronze Plate, Lacquer, Powder Coat, or Other Premium Finish Selection from Archetype Forms
Padding: Variable Density Polyurethane Foam
Support: Covered Plywood
Reproduction
The Archetype Forms Gaja Seat: Bar is a faithful reproduction of the original Kazuhide Takahama Gaja Bar Stool model W58 11. This item is not manufactured by or affiliated with the original designer(s) and associated parties.
Dimensions
Width (in): 20"
Height (in): 33.5"
Depth (in): 17.4"
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Width (cm): 51 cm
Height (cm): 85 cm
Depth (in): 44 cm
Hommage À Kazuhide Takahama
Shop Kazuhide TakahamaKazuhide Takahama was a Japanese architect and furniture designer known for his minimalist aesthetic and fusion of Eastern and Western design principles. He began his career in Japan before moving to Italy in 1957, where he collaborated closely with Dino Gavina and his influential company, Gavina SpA. Takahama is recognized for his elegant seating designs, including the Gaja series dining chairs and bar stools (1969) and the Tulu chairs (1968). His work is characterized by clean lines, geometric forms, and a focus on essential elements. Takahama's designs have become iconic representations of mid-century modern furniture.