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CONFLUENCES 2

Year of design: 2019 | Design: Philippe Nigro

Home furniture › Seating furniture › Sofas

Home furniture › Seating furniture › Modular seating furniture

Confluences is a trailblazer of the new trend for 'counterforms' as characterized by the interwoven yin-yang or puzzle effect. It will be just as appealing to lovers of avant-garde design, pioneers searching for a settee which is unlike any other, as it will to all those who are seduced first and foremost by the freedom of posture and conviviality of its colorful, compositions.

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AWARD NOMINATION

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With the re-edition of ‘Kashima’, Ligne Roset is bringing back a comfortable classic that has offered a modern design since the seventies thanks to designer Michel Ducaroy.

AWARD NOMINATION

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FEATURED

Strong Roots for the Future

6/26/2023

Robert Volhard, founder and board member of Stylepark, visited Ligne Roset’s main factory outside Lyon. There not only did he found out some fascinating things about the history of the 160-year-old family-run business but he was introduced to product innovations and new store concepts.

DESIGN

Always relaxed

5/1/2023

Stylepark is raffling of the limited "Togo" edition by Pierre Frey for Ligne Roset.

INTERVIEWS

From one generation to the next

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Ligne Roset is one of the biggest and best-known brands in the furniture and design industry. The company took a new step and presented its latest innovations at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris. Stylepark met there two generations of the family business for an interview: father and son Pierre and Antoine Roset.

FEATURED

Worth waiting for

12/13/2021

From the start Ligne Roset products have primarily been made by hand – something that impacts on delivery times given the current shortage of resources and skilled workers. How does the French manufacturer overcome these challenges?

DESIGN

Ligne Roset 2021: ALANDO und BRIORD

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With "Alando" and "Briord", Ligne Roset presents exceptional desks and sideboards for the home office.

DESIGN

Ligne Roset 2021: ASTRÉE

10/25/2021

Benjamin Graindorge hat mit "Astrée" für Ligne Roset eine stilvolle Stehleuchte entwickelt, dessen dynamische Linien die Leuchtkugel scheinbar schweben lassen.

FEATURED

A Modern Family

7/29/2021

Ligne Roset has expanded its “Taru” collection by Sebastian Herkner to include an armchair and a sofa. The furniture’s design succeeds in striking a balance between overall coherence and items each with a character of its own.

DESIGN

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With "Murtoli", Christian Werner has designed an outdoor sofa for Ligne Roset that is both formally and functionally the ideal basis for relaxation on warm summer days.

IMM COLOGNE 2020

A gentle companion

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Two characteristics associated with elephants are a well-balanced temperament and strong social skills. Sebastian Herkner so admires elephants’ special character – its silhouette is found in the shape of his sofa "Taru" for Ligne Roset.

FEATURED

Sleeping in a Shell

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FEATURED

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FEATURED

Dynamic Timeout

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IMM COLOGNE 2018

Sitting in a flower

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The sofa “Paipaï” is part of Stylepark Selected 2018. Thomas Edelmann spoke to its designers about folding foam, the home as an Archimedean point, and their response to the endless stringing together of identical boxes.