Enliven the Patio With Outdoor Seating in Candy Colors
Talk about a delectable treat. Roche Bobois‘ collaboration with Portuguese artist Joana Vasconcelos produced fun, softly shaped sofas, rugs, and cushions in a color palette inspired by the pastel houses in Lisbon’s Old Town. BomBom Outdoor has adjustable bolster cushions that can be arranged in any way desired atop the seat. The upholstery is a cozy quilted Méridien outdoor fabric in hues that are sugar sweet and reminiscent of licorice Allsorts. Vasconcelos says she is inspired by everyday life. “As a Portuguese woman, the savoir faire and materials specific to my culture are essential: the azulejos that adorn our indoor and outdoor spaces, along with the crochet doilies that decorate sofas, tables, and televisions in all Portuguese homes.” It’s that sense of play and whimsy that defines BomBom.
Joana Vasconcelos. BomBom Outdoor.
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