Ligne Up for Luxury with Ligne Roset

Stellar craftsmanship meets the coveted je ne sais quoi understanding at Ligne Roset, where every piece—like the Ploum sofa and the Togo loveseat—speaks refinedly with a crisp French accent.

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About Ligne Roset

A distinguished French furniture brand, Ligne Roset is a devoted family affair founded by Antoine Roset in 1860. Originally producing walking canes and umbrella sticks, it evolved over the decades into making chair frames, then upholstered seats starting in 1936. In 1973, the Ligne Roset name was officially adopted, the same year that Michel Ducaroy designed the now‑iconic Togo sofa that remains a staple in their line. Today, still run by the Roset family, the company produces high‑end contemporary furniture, lighting, textiles, rugs, accessories and more. Across the global design scene, Ligne Roset has come to represent modern luxury anchored in craftsmanship, creative aesthetics and design that balances innovation with comfort and timeless appeal.

A Taste of Ligne Roset

Ploum Sofa

A stretchable covering, ultra-soft foam and ample dimensions constitute the key ingredients behind the Ploum sofa. However, another secret to its success is its asymmetrical construction, allowing every body part that comes into contact with it to receive the very same treatment in softness and comfort.

Togo Loveseat

Dreamt up especially for afternoon siestas or lazy evenings spent in the greatest of bliss, the Togo loveseat is not just an eye-catching statement piece that can stand on its own or be paired with a Togo sectional, but an ergonomic one too thanks to its multiple density polyether foam construction and thick quilted covers.