Roche Bobois creates simple lines and geometric decorations in Corian® solid surface
Spider is the new furniture line consisting of a cupboard, a dining table and a coffee table, all made with Corian® solid surface in Glacier White and is produced and distributed by the renowned French furnishings company Roche Bobois. The collection, with minimalist and essential lines, springs from the creativity of designer Daniel Rode.
The strong personality resonating from the collection’s feature decor – intersecting, web-like lines throughout the individual volumes – is replicated in each and every surface, including the table legs and sides of the cupboard. Each piece of the collection highlights workmanship made possible thanks to the versatility of Corian® solid surface, which allowed Daniel Rode to imprint a poetic and realistic approach into the overall design.
The tables and their structures, made with Corian®, contain no screws or metallic parts of any kind are apparently seamless in nature. The outside of the cupboard doors have been engraved with the same banded pattern, while the interior surface has been “hollowed out” to allow the soft illumination to filter through.
Corian® was selected for its pleasing tactility and silk-like touch, its durability and ease of maintenance.
The coffee table Rodia is also a project by Daniel Rode made with Corian® Glacier White. Its simple lines, rounded corners and no visible joints, is a perfect complement to the furnishings from the Spider collection.
About Daniel Rode - Following his degree in interior design and architecture at the Boulle school (Paris), Daniel Rode started his designer career in China and Hong-Kong in the fashion field, creating baggage and accessories. Of French origin, he now lives in Italy and has been awarded several prizes for furniture design, in particular, for seating solutions. He has an innovative approach to materials and shapes, the common denominator of his projects is his attention towards the human body: ergonomic products realised in a non-conventional way, with the use of functional materials.
