Est. 1860 · Oussiat · France

More Than Wood and Foam

Ligne Roset's collections, available exclusively through Livingspace.

From Parasol Canes to French Design Icon

Founded in 1860 by Antoine Roset, a waiter turned entrepreneur who began by making parasol canes near Pont d'Ain, the company evolved through chair components into full furniture production, then pivoted from institutional contract work to the domestic market in the 1970s. That decade produced Togo, Michel Ducaroy's 1973 sofa, still one of the most recognized silhouettes in furniture design. Now working with over 70 designers worldwide, Ligne Roset's collections are available in Western Canada exclusively through Livingspace.

MICHEL DUCAROY
Togo
A sofa with no internal frame, built entirely from foam and fabric — its folded, informal silhouette has defined Ligne Roset since 1973.
LIGNE ROSET
Made in France
Manufactured across Ligne Roset’s French production sites, combining traditional upholstery craft with a roster of over 70 contemporary designers.
LIGNE ROSET
Collaborator Roster
From Pierre Paulin to Philippe Nigro, Ligne Roset’s design language spans decades of French furniture history in continuous conversation with the present.

Michel Ducaroy

Designer, Ligne Roset

Michel Ducaroy designed Togo in 1973 — a sofa built entirely from foam with no internal frame, whose soft, folded silhouette remains one of Ligne Roset’s defining pieces over 50 years later.

Philippe Nigro

Designer, Ligne Roset

Philippe Nigro is part of Ligne Roset’s current roster of over 70 collaborating designers, continuing the brand’s tradition of pairing French manufacturing with contemporary design.

More Than Wood and Foam

From Parasol Canes to French Design Icon

Collection Highlights

Togo

Made in France

Collaborator Roster

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