RS Barcelona

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RS Barcelona, driven by a passion to craft memorable experiences, designs unique game tables and furniture that inspire people to live in a more creative, friendly, and sustainable way. The collection is characterised by a search for beauty in simplicity, a focus on the exquisite nature of details, and the creation of authentic items that enrich the spaces we inhabit and share. RS Barcelona achieves this by highlighting the power of play, considering it an attitude and an expression of optimism. The brand invites individuals to play without complexes or restrictions, daring to engage in scenarios where it was not traditionally appropriate, reinterpreting the conventional to make it iconic. RS Barcelona finds the balance between design and fun, fusing sophistication with the illusion and the joy of living.

The Art of Play lies in striking the balance between design and fun by merging sophistication with illusion and joie de vivre. During 3daysofdesign join to celebrate the art of play with RS Barcelona at the Odd Fellow Palace. Explore a universe of aesthetic proposals that directly appeal to emotion and transform entertainment into unique experiences, transcending the limits of design and play conventions. Because, with each game, a gateway to the unexpected opens.

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