Roche Bobois Expands Craftsmanship Focus with Fall-Winter 2026/27 Collection
Luxury furniture retailer Roche Bobois has introduced its Fall-Winter 2026/2027 collection, presenting a range of new furniture designs alongside updated versions of some of the brand’s best-known pieces. The latest collection highlights craftsmanship, material innovation and design influences from the 1970s while maintaining the company’s contemporary design identity.
According to the company, the collection combines newly developed products with refreshed interpretations of existing designs, reflecting its ongoing approach to evolving its furniture portfolio.
“The Fall-Winter 2026/2027 collection reflects our continued creative approach: expanding our range of new designs while updating our most iconic pieces,” said Eric Amourdedieu, Group Executive Director at Roche Bobois. “This balance between inventiveness, the reinterpretation of our icons and consistently high standards lends expression to our vision of dynamic, sustainable contemporary design true to the brand’s identity.”
Among the new introductions is the Kosmos table, featuring a blown metal base, alongside the Speed Up dining table, which combines a black lacquer finish with a walnut tabletop. The collection also includes redesigned Radian occasional tables produced in metal.
Designer Sacha Lakic has introduced the Margaux and Ambre sofas, upholstered in newly developed textured fabrics designed to enhance the interaction of light with the furniture’s surfaces. Roche Bobois has also updated several of its established products, including the Bubble chair and Bubble sofa, with refreshed finishes and materials.
The collection also draws inspiration from historical furniture designs. The reimagined Ovalla armchair, originally designed by Henrik Thor-Larsen in 1968, appears alongside references to Hans Hopfler’s Lounge design and the Swaya armchair, inspired by Roche Bobois’ Kroken lounge chair introduced during the 1980s.
Gregory Dias Monreal, Head of Trends at Roche Bobois, said the seasonal collection focuses on creating interiors through coordinated colour palettes and materials.
“This season, the collection embraces a warm, sophisticated environment where colors, materials and shapes work together in pursuit of harmony,” Monreal said. “A deep color palette of burgundy, chocolate, cognac and terracotta is balanced by more muted tones of beige, steel blue and olive green. Featured across the full range of materials and finishes, these colors create soothing spaces where wood, metal, glass and fabric together enhance the effect of light.”
The Fall-Winter 2026/2027 collection reflects Roche Bobois’ continued emphasis on combining contemporary furniture design with craftsmanship, updated materials and reinterpretations of classic pieces across its global product portfolio.

