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Ligne Roset Togo Sofa — Best Buying Guide for Hong Kong Homes

When it comes to iconic modern furniture, few designs carry the immediate visual impact and legendary comfort of the Ligne Roset Togo sofa. Designed by French designer Michel Ducaroy in 1973,... Read more...

Ligne Roset Kashima Sofa — Complete Buying Guide for Hong Kong Homes

Often referred to as the "Comfortable Chesterfield," the Ligne Roset Kashima sofa is one of designer Michel Ducaroy’s most celebrated creations. Reissued by Ligne Roset, this 1970s icon blends traditional "English-style"... Read more...

Elegance at altitude

A chalet, in the heart of the Aravis mountains. Ottoman, small settee by Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance. Peanut, low table in white Estremoz marble, by Sarah Rousselle. Ellipso, lacquered tray in carmine red, by Barbara Kühne. Quiet,... Read more...

Between tradition and modernity

In the countryside around Antwerp, far from the hustle of the city. In the countryside around Antwerp, far from the hustle of the city, the contemporary furnishings of a house... Read more...

The Pierre Guariche icon

Super modern designer In France, in the aftermath of the war, a generation of freshly-graduated designers decides to break the fixed codes of the past. Drawing on the technical innovations... Read more...

In the workshop with Philippe Giroud

Upholsterer and perfectionist at Ligne Roset Philippe Giroud is an upholsterer…and a perfectionist. And the latter term is of particular significance! In the workshop, his task is to devise the best way... Read more...

Kobold, design secrets

By Erwan Bouroullec A settee is designed for living ! With this in mind designer Erwan Bouroullec imagined Kobold as an island, a small fortress, a mini-world. For one, for the whole family, or between friends. A... Read more...

Secrets of the creation of Noka

By Sebastien Herkner For designer Sebastian Herkner, sustainability, in its broadest sense, is an essential condition for creating furniture.Taking the time to make it, anticipating changes in usage, offering a sufficient... Read more...

Yabu Pushelberg

Indoor(s) For more than forty-five years, the duo of George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg have been designing interiors all over the world, in which attention to detail and what that... Read more...

In situ design

Interview with Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance Designer Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance favours in situ design over stylistic effects. A context-dependent approach, with objects viewed as proposals which are connected to specific, local expertise; embodied by materials;... Read more...

In the workshop with Ghyslaine Vieux

Seamstress at Ligne Roset Ghyslaine Vieux is one of the factory’s veteran seamstresses. Practising her craft for almost sixteen years, she has worked on a number of models, working with... Read more...

Philippe Nigro

Simple elegance Trained in Italy with the great architect Michele De Luchi, with whom he collaborated for almost 10 years before opening his own studio, designer Philippe Nigro practises a simple form... Read more...

The Making of Marechiaro

Design Philippe Nigro With his Marechiaro collection, designer Philippe Nigro has found a way of sculpting space at will, but softly. Part storage, part perforated panel, Marechiaro plays with light,... Read more...

Annie Hiéronimus

The joy of creation Of Annie Hiéronimus, we know very little. She is a modest person… who said of herself mischievously that she was a « minor character » in... Read more...

The material of beauty

When goodness enhances beauty. The Fragments sofa end table (designed by Guillaume Delvigne) brings into the spotlight Istrenn, a rigid, durable composite made from recycled oyster, mussel, and scallop shells. The Mojave light (design Maryna Dague... Read more...

Lamartine Remastered

A remastered guided tour of a cultural It is an artist’s house, the elegant and a little whimsical home of one of the greatest French poets and politicians. All over... Read more...

In the workshop with Christophe Suchet

In the R&D Department For almost 17 years, Christophe Suchet has been the head of the upholstery R&D department. With his team of technicians, comprising a mechanical engineer, upholsterers, a... Read more...

Chez Constance

In the heart of the Ainay quartier in Lyon In the heart of the Ainay quartier in Lyon, which has a village feel thanks to the attractive 19th century buildings... Read more...

Living With – Laurie Beaulieu

A bright and organic interior in Laval, blending 1960s heritage with contemporary design. Inside Laurie Beaulieu’s Home Between natural light, organic materials, and iconic design pieces, Laurie Beaulieu opens the... Read more...

Living With – Solène David

In Arles, Solène David creates a luminous home where design meets everyday living. Solène David, a home that lives In Arles, in a house designed in 1926 by the architect... Read more...

Living With – Fanny Petit

Ein Haus, das zum Leben gedacht ist In Villers-Cotterêts, just an hour from Paris, Fanny Petit envisioned much more than a country house. With Maison Nino, the artistic director created... Read more...

Discover our environmental approach, for a responsible design

PHILOSOPHY In the 1970's, when the ecological movement took off in France, the Roset Company was already practicing an environmental philosophy of simple good sense.. ECO-DESIGN Eco-design aims to introduce... Read more...

Certificate of Authenticity

Since March 2025, each Togo settee has been equipped with a unique ID and a secure digital passport, guaranteeing customers the authenticity and certified ownership of their purchase. More than just a... Read more...

Preserving the French craft industry

With a family tradition rich with over 150 years' experience, Ligne Roset has manufactured its furniture by the Rhône river since 1860.All furniture is made in Briord, in a vast... Read more...

Urban nature

A raw stone oasis looking out over the city Read more...

Vitamine D

The high-energy accessory selection Read more...

Summer quarters

Welcome to ‘la belle saison’ Read more...