Roche Bobois is a French luxury furniture brand founded in 1960 through the merger of two Parisian furniture retailers, Roche and Bobois. The company is publicly listed on the Euronext Paris stock exchange and operates as an independent entity. Roche Bobois is recognized for its collaborations with prominent international designers and fashion houses, producing contemporary and haute couture furniture collections that emphasize bold design, color, and innovation. The brand's roster of collaborators has included designers such as Marcel Wanders, Sacha Lakic, Joana Vasconcelos, and Stephen Burks, as well as fashion partnerships with Jean Paul Gaultier, Missoni Home, and Kenzo Takada. The Mah Jong modular sofa, designed by Hans Hopfer in 1971, remains one of the brand's most iconic and commercially successful products, available in hundreds of fabric and leather configurations. Roche Bobois organizes its collections into two lines: Les Contemporains, featuring modern and avant-garde designs, and Les Provinciales, offering a more traditional aesthetic rooted in French provincial craftsmanship. The brand emphasizes European manufacturing, with the majority of its furniture produced in France, Italy, and other European countries. Roche Bobois operates approximately 250 showrooms across more than 50 countries, making it one of the most widely distributed French luxury furniture brands globally. Pricing spans the premium-to-luxury range, with flagship pieces such as the Mah Jong reaching significant price points depending on configuration.

Luxury Furniture

Roche Bobois designs and produces contemporary luxury furniture through collaborations with international designers and fashion houses. The collection includes the iconic Mah Jong modular sofa, dining tables, bedroom furniture, lighting, and accessories. Products are primarily manufactured in Europe. The brand operates two lines: Les Contemporains for modern design and Les Provinciales for traditional French provincial aesthetics.