BAMBOO MOOD
3-4-seat sofa

Name: BAMBOO MOOD | 3-4-seat sofa
Brand: Roche Bobois

W. 250 x H. 82 x D. 104 cm

To imagine this collection, the Franco-Chinese artist Jiang Qiong Er drew inspiration from bamboo, a symbol of essential values in Chinese culture. With the Bamboo Mood seating, furniture, and decorative accessories, she reinterprets these values in a poetic, sometimes unconventional, and always elegant manner. ...

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3-4-seat sofa

R 139.800

Price in Zar, including VAT and excluding delivery charges.

Deco cushions available

Estimated delivery time: 14 to 16 weeks null

Covered in Bamboo fabric (63% polyester, 14% viscose, 13% cotton, 7% linen, 2% polyamide, 1% elastane).

-Seat cushions: Multi-density foam 30C + 40PH + VE50 + OSF35 kg/m³ and resin 200 g.
-Back cushions: Multi-density polyurethane foam 30C + OSF35 + 21M + 40PH kg/m³ and resin 200 g.
-Headrest: Bi-density polyurethane foam PF21SM + 40PH kg/m³ and resin 200 g.
-Armrests: Multi-density polyurethane foam 21N + 30C + 21M + T50 kg/m³ and resin 200 g.
-Structure: Metal
-Suspension: Interlaced elastic straps
-Base: Wenge-stained ash

Made in Europe

Other versions available in the showroom:

Other versions available on display:
5-seat sofa (L.305 x H.82 x D.104 cm)
4-seat sofa (L.290 x H.82 x D.104 cm)
3-seat sofa (L.220 x H.82 x D.104 cm)
2-seat sofa (L.190 x H.82 x D.104 cm)

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This product was identified as eco-designed by our qualitative assessment tool developed in collaboration with the CBAF. it has been positively evaluated according to 8 criteria corresponding to each stage of its life cycle Technological institute.

Designed by

Jiang Qiong Er

Jiang Qiong Er, a multidisciplinary artist blending artistic creation and design, was born in Shanghai. She graduated from Tongji University with a degree in art and design, and her passion for French culture led her to study in Paris at the École nationale des arts décoratifs. She draws inspiration from China's millennia-old cultural and artistic traditions, reinterpreting them through a distinctly avant-garde lens. Her works are part of the permanent collections of prestigious museums such as the British Museum, the Victoria & Albert Museum, and the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris.

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