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On the occasion of D Days 2015 in Paris next june, the Roset factory will be at 68, rue Réaumur, in the 3rd district of Paris ! The Ligne Roset shop will showcase the production of the iconic Togo seat created by Michel Ducaroy in 1973. José Charro, upholsterer at Roset for 34 years, will make Togo seats live on Wednesday 3rd June, on an hourly basis from 2pm to 9pm. A Togo fireside chair will emerge from this ephemeral workshop! For the first time the public will see the exact gestures used to shape the infamous folds that give each Togo its personality.

 

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4 March 2015 | rubrique(s): design | budget(s): Ligne Roset Réaumur

 

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Ligne Roset Réamur showroom in Paris  will soon show “Beau Fixe” by Inga Sempé well known for her impertinent independence and practical rigour “As a child, we had two armchairs at the seaside, massive like elephants sitting on their hindquarters, the front legs of which formed the armrests and ‘ears’. These ‘ears’, I loved them since, not being at home, I could mess them up : I was always snuggled there in my wet swimsuit, my damp hair resting against an ‘ear’ whilst I wiped my hands on the sausage-shaped armrests. Redesigning such an armchair is a difficult undertaking : I had to work with this typology without nostalgia, seeing past its common association with convalescents or the retired.  Lire la suite…

 
9 February 2015 | rubrique(s): design | budget(s): Ligne Roset Réaumur

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Soon at Ligne Roset Réaumur showroom in Paris, Miss Marble is designed by Fabien Dumas. By virtue of its simplicity, Miss Marble already has all the ingredients of a great classic. What gives it real presence is the minimalist yet qualitative use of materials – a circular base on  which rests a marble parallelepiped counter-weight, a bent tube supporting the shade, a domed half-sphere which may be angled to diffuse the light – and the purity of its immaculate white design. This minimalism does not preclude an eye for detail (elegant black and white woven textile cable) or a preoccupation with ecology (low-consumption LED bulb), both constants with this designer, whose fairly infrequent productions always aim for the very essential.  Lire la suite…

 
26 January 2015 | rubrique(s): design | budget(s): Ligne Roset Réaumur

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Soon at Ligne Roset Réaumur showroom, Paper lamp by cuban designer René Barba explores a new material for Ligne Roset : non-woven fabric. Not just any old fabric, of course: a special non-woven fabric which is tear-proof and classed M1 (non-inflammable). This non-woven fabric is made up in a kind of double-sided envelope, with one printed and one white face – this covers the entire structure and also the black lacquered steel base. This shade in non-woven fabric, light as a feather, gives off a muted light to create a calming atmosphere. With its attractive curves, the delicate nature of its irregular hand-drawn style (vertical stripes in the case of the small version and squares in the case of the large version) is the source of its charm. Lire la suite…

 
26 January 2015 | rubrique(s): design | budget(s): Ligne Roset Réaumur