Bibolina Toolbox

The Bibolina collection opens up to the world of the office, with Bibolina Office bringing freshness and vitality to contemporary workspaces. Designed by Julie Richoz, Bibolina Office brings the founding qualities of the collection into the workplace: a readable structure, precise lines and the softness of solid oak. Tables become benches, and Bibolina’s formal language adapts to new uses, from shared work to more intimate areas.

Conceived as a modular and evolving system, Bibolina Office supports the transformation of workspaces. Elements combine and reconfigure easily. Assembly is deliberately simple, with a rational and readable construction. Through its proportions, materials and  functional  accessories, Bibolina Office offers a sober and warm approach to collective work furniture.

Bibolina Office creates a working atmosphere that is both calm and welcoming. The warmth of the wood, the simplicity of the lines and the modularity of the system encourage fluid use, conducive to both concentration and interaction.

Height 100 mm / 3.94 inch
Width 350 mm / 13.80 inch
Depth 220 mm / 8.70 inch
Weight 0.8 kg

Julie Richoz:

Swiss-French designer Julie Richoz set up her eponymous design studio in Paris in 2015, through which she enjoys exploring with curiosity and sensibility the development of her own language through objects. From unique pieces to industrial scale, she sees a continuity rather than a difference between the two ways of production. In both cases, she is fascinated by the savoir-faire and the passion and precision in handling materials. Her practice ranges from objects, furniture, and lighting to textiles, for companies such as Alessi, Louis Poulsen, Hay, Mattiazzi, La Manufacture de Cogolin, Galerie kreo, among others.

After graduating from ECAL University of Art and Design Lausanne (2012), she worked for Pierre Charpin as a project assistant (2013-2015). She was a designer-in-residence at CIRVA Research Center on Art and Glass, France (2013), at Sèvres - Cité de la Céramique, France (2013), and at Casa Wabi, Mexico (2017). She has been awarded the Grand Prix at Design Parade (2012), Swiss Design Awards (2015/2019), Bourse Leenaards (2016) and the Grand Prix de la Création de la ville de Paris (2023). Since 2017, Richoz has taught industrial design at ECAL University of Art and Design Lausanne, Switzerland. "

Find out more: julierichoz.com/