Roger Webb

, 1949

Trained at the heart of British design, Roger Webb has built a consistent, understated career rooted in deep respect for the object and its use. His approach combines method, restraint, and an elegant sense of clarity that avoids anything superfluous.

Born in Kenya in 1949, Roger Webb grew up between Africa and England—two geographies that shaped the way he sees the world. He studied Furniture Design in Leeds and went on to earn a master’s degree from the Royal College of Art in London. For several years, he worked alongside Professor Robert Heritage, with whom he signed projects for companies such as Race Furniture, B&B Italia, and Disform, where he designed the iconic Subeybaja table (1979), today part of Santa & Cole’s collection.

In 1989, he founded his own studio, Roger Webb Associates, from which he has built a solid career in office furniture design, collaborating with international brands such as Herman Miller, Donati, and EFG. With an industrial and understated approach, his work speaks a clear and lasting language, where every detail serves a purpose.

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