Inspired by Roche Bobois

Roche Bobois is a French company that produces designer furniture and has over 250 stores around the world. Roche Bobois sofas and armchairs, tables and chairs, beds and accessories are original products, produced exclusively in Europe and with a high level of personalization. Roche Bobois furniture is created in cooperation with world-famous designers such as Ora Ito, Sacha Lakic, Christophe Delcourt, Stephen Burks and with prominent fashion houses such as Jean Paul Gaultier, Missoni Home, Christian Lacroix Maison. Roche Bobois's production includes two macro collections. Les Contemporaines, attracted by talents from the world of design and fashion, as well as young artists, designers and architects. It draws on modern design trends, including unusual ideas, sophisticated materials and know-how. Thanks to the imagination of the authors and the mastership of producers, Les Nouveaux Classiques rediscovers stylish furniture using noble wood, the best leather and the most exclusive fabrics.

Sofas and furniture Roche Bobois Today Roche Bobois has a wide range of stylish furnishings for both the day and night area of the house, but also offers outdoor furniture solutions, accessories and accessories. Each Roche Bobois furniture has its own unique character. The company allows its customers to customize products down to the smallest detail. Customers can choose from shapes, colors, leathers, wood, finishes, resulting in a work that becomes a unique art.
Roche Bobois furniture is produced exclusively in Europe with great care for natural resources and the environment. Roche Bobois attaches great importance to the durability of the materials used, the quality of the finishes, the optimization of transport, the separation of the materials used and the minimization of the CO2 levels produced. Sofas and furniture are usually the cause of the environmental impact. This is the reason why Roche Bobois carefully examines the entire life cycle of its products, from production, through packaging, transport and use, to the recycling of their components. In order to measure a product's environmental impact throughout its service life, the ECO6 assessment tool for qualitative assessment was developed in 2012. He based his analysis on 6 parameters related to 6 different stages of the product life cycle. By analyzing these 6 steps on more than 150 products, the company was able to understand how to reduce its environmental impact. In 2015, thanks to a partnership with the FCBA, this assessment tool was updated and WECO6 evolved into ECO8, an assessment system based on 4 stages of the product life cycle, each cross-sectionally analyzed according to 2 criteria.

Birth and history Roche Bobois Roche The Bobois company was born from the meeting of two families, Roche and Chouchan. In 1950, Jaques Roche opened a furniture store, mainly influenced by the Bauhaus, in the ancient Alexandre Dumas theater on Rue de Lyon in Paris. At the same time, the Chouchan family was selling furniture on Boulevard Sébastopol "Au Beau Bois", which later became Bobois. In 1960, Philippe and François Roche, on the one hand, and Jean-Claude Chouchan, on the other, took part in an exhibition in Copenhagen and came up with the idea of importing furniture with Scandinavian design to Paris. They decided to create their first joint catalog and set up the first national distribution network in the form of a franchise. In 1961, they launched their first nationwide advertising campaign in Elle magazine. Since the 1960s, Roche Bobois has emerged as one brand, with remarkable sales records from the beginning.
In the 1970s the company launched the Les Contemporaines sofas collection, and in the next decade the Les Provinciales collection, inspired by traditional French furniture. The 90s were the years when the Voyage collection was released, embodying the fusion of many styles and the introduction of ethnic furniture. In 2000, Roche Bobois expanded its distribution network around the world, opening various stores in exclusive locations such as the ancient Lupari Palace in Bologna or the futuristic building in Montreal, and initiated various forms of cooperation with designers and architects. In 2010, Roche Bobois celebrated its 50th anniversary by starting cooperation with the famous French stylist Jean Paul Gautier, who emphasizes the relationship between fashion and furniture. Today Roche Bobois, the acclaimed protagonist of luxury furniture, is represented in 50 countries with over 250 stores spread around the world.