Roda - Guest 001 armchair

Guest is the armchair with outdoor armrests designed specifically for hospitality. Stackable and lightweight, it is a valid combination of different materials that wink to the practicality of use and maintenance. A transversal outdoor furniture, for outdoor environments to be lived every day. Outdoor chairs furnish the outdoors as in an indoor project, with the spontaneity of living outdoors. With or without armrests, with rigorous lines or sinuous and welcoming shape, they are extremely versatile and interface transversely with any design. The varied range of finishes and colours of the outdoor chairs meets both the taste of traditional furniture and the most sophisticated and exclusive requests.

Design by RODA Studio

RODA

Roda opens a new era in the outdoor furniture field, a more contemporary dimension of living that goes beyond the borders of the home: indoor and outdoor mingle with a harmonic language, in a spatial and conceptual continuum. The company’s founder, Roberto Pompa, followed his revolutionary intuition to realized outdoor as places to be lived and enhance with refined pieces of furniture. The company’s name speaks of people and loved ones: RODA is an acronym of the names of Pompa’s family – RO for Roberto and his wife Rosaria, DA for their children Daniele and Davide. The vision and ambition held at RODA gradually became a process. This was a decade of great importance, focused on the cultural enhancement and ennoblement of a new type of outdoor furniture. In order to encompass design, a sense of conviviality, and the kind of emotions given by interiors, Rodolfo Dordoni was selected by the team as an artistic director. In 2005, RODA participated for the first time at the Salone del Mobile in Milan, while its innovative catalogue featured a clear overview of the company’s original approach to outdoor living. The fair and the catalogue were turning points that led to the global confirmation of the success of the strategy, the product, and the unusual, sophisticated combinations of materials and colours.