Description Neo is a new take on the traditional rocking chair, more innovative comfort-wise & radically different in function to its predecessors. Its simple, geometrical design will fit right into both contemporary & more traditional interiors. Based around a simple, truncated cone shape, its lines are pure, soft & minimalist. Designer: Alban Sebastien Gilles My creative approach exemplifies my taste for a simple, identifiable & functional style. His creations for Ligne Roset include the Neo rocking chair (2002), & the Jul et Jil armchairs (2006). He has participated in numerous events & exhibitions, & in 2004 opened his own interior architecture & design agency in Paris. ...

Description: Ligne Roset’s Night floor light has a structure & base in white lacquered steel with white chintz or black lacquered steel with black chintz shade mounted on a ball joint. Supplied with 1 x 105 W E 27 standard bulb (classic A). Truly modern, contemporary designer lighting. Designer: Pascal Mourgue: 1957: began his studies at the école Boulle, at the age of 14-&-a-half. 1962: made the acquaintance of Charlotte Perriand by telephone. 1968: began designing furniture. 1988: exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum, London. 1994: designed his first collection for Ligne Roset, including most notably the Calin armchair. 1995: designed the Mourgue bed for Ligne Roset. 1996: awarded the Grand Prix National de la Création Industrielle du Ministère de la Culture. 1997: designed In Fine for Ligne Roset. 2000: designed Smala for Ligne Roset. Label VIA 2000 IF Design Award & Red Dot Best of the Best 2001. 2007: designed Pas si Classique for Ligne Roset. ...

Description: Ligne Roset’s Night wall light has a structure & base in white lacquered steel with white chintz or black lacquered steel with black chintz shade mounted on a ball joint. Supplied with 1 x 105 W E 27 standard bulb (classic A). Foot dimmer located 185 cm from the head of the cable. Not suitable for attaching to a BA13 plasterboard partition. Truly modern, contemporary designer lighting. Designer: Pascal Mourgue: 1957: began his studies at the école Boulle, at the age of 14-&-a-half. 1962: made the acquaintance of Charlotte Perriand by telephone. 1968: began designing furniture. 1988: exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum, London. 1994: designed his first collection for Ligne Roset, including most notably the Calin armchair. 1995: designed the Mourgue bed for Ligne Roset. 1996: awarded the Grand Prix National de la Création Industrielle du Ministère de la Culture. 1997: designed In Fine for Ligne Roset. 2000: designed Smala for Ligne Roset. Label VIA 2000 IF Design Award & Red Dot Best of the Best 2001. 2007: designed Pas si Classique for Ligne Roset. ...

Description: Ligne Roset’s Night floor light has a structure & base in white lacquered steel with white chintz or black lacquered steel with black chintz shade mounted on a ball joint. Supplied with 1 x 105 W E 27 standard bulb (classic A). Truly modern, contemporary designer lighting. Designer: Pascal Mourgue: 1957: began his studies at the école Boulle, at the age of 14-&-a-half. 1962: made the acquaintance of Charlotte Perriand by telephone. 1968: began designing furniture. 1988: exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum, London. 1994: designed his first collection for Ligne Roset, including most notably the Calin armchair. 1995: designed the Mourgue bed for Ligne Roset. 1996: awarded the Grand Prix National de la Création Industrielle du Ministère de la Culture. 1997: designed In Fine for Ligne Roset. 2000: designed Smala for Ligne Roset. Label VIA 2000 IF Design Award & Red Dot Best of the Best 2001. 2007: designed Pas si Classique for Ligne Roset. ...

Description: Ligne Roset’s Night wall light has a structure & base in white lacquered steel with white chintz or black lacquered steel with black chintz shade mounted on a ball joint. Supplied with 1 x 105 W E 27 standard bulb (classic A). Foot dimmer located 185 cm from the head of the cable. Not suitable for attaching to a BA13 plasterboard partition. Truly modern, contemporary designer lighting. Designer: Pascal Mourgue: 1957: began his studies at the école Boulle, at the age of 14-&-a-half. 1962: made the acquaintance of Charlotte Perriand by telephone. 1968: began designing furniture. 1988: exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum, London. 1994: designed his first collection for Ligne Roset, including most notably the Calin armchair. 1995: designed the Mourgue bed for Ligne Roset. 1996: awarded the Grand Prix National de la Création Industrielle du Ministère de la Culture. 1997: designed In Fine for Ligne Roset. 2000: designed Smala for Ligne Roset. Label VIA 2000 IF Design Award & Red Dot Best of the Best 2001. 2007: designed Pas si Classique for Ligne Roset. ...

Description: A daily-use bed-settee of deliberately understated elegance. Well-proportioned with moulded aluminium feet & traditional, mattress-style buttoned cushions, it evokes the timeless style of the 1930’s. The two lumbar cushion covers conceal pillows. Designer: Didier Gomez ...

Description: Ligne Roset’s floor light comes with a structure in brilliant-chromed steel & PVC shade
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Description: Ligne Roset’s Nano reading light is in brilliant-chromed steel with shade in brilliant white moulded glass. Transparent cable. Supplied with 1 x 12V G4 20W bulb. Truly modern, contemporary designer lighting. Designer: Frédéric Sofia: Frédéric Sofia was born in Lyon in 1967. Self-educated & impassioned by design, he studied mechanical engineering (1988) before obtaining a diploma in marketing & management in 1991. It was in 1992, in the course of a one-year trip to Australia, that he found his vocation as an industrial designer. In 1995, he founded Wombat, a small company specialising in the self-production of lighting & objects. His Bozo, Nestor & Elvis lights, inspired by character design, & the organic Extrait de Naissance, attracted numerous awards & were selected by Starck for the International Design Year Book 96. In 1998, he joined the global design agency Cent Degrés as project leader & development manager. For two years, he collaborated on projects from fields as diverse as cosmetics, medicine, sport & leisure & mass market electricals. ...

Description: Ligne Roset’s Nano table light is brilliant-chromed steel with shade in brilliant white moulded glass. Transparent cable. Supplied with 1 x 12V G4 20W bulb. Truly modern, contemporary designer lighting. Designer: Frédéric Sofia: Frédéric Sofia was born in Lyon in 1967. Self-educated & impassioned by design, he studied mechanical engineering (1988) before obtaining a diploma in marketing & management in 1991. It was in 1992, in the course of a one-year trip to Australia, that he found his vocation as an industrial designer. In 1995, he founded Wombat, a small company specialising in the self-production of lighting & objects. His Bozo, Nestor & Elvis lights, inspired by character design, & the organic Extrait de Naissance, attracted numerous awards & were selected by Starck for the International Design Year Book 96. In 1998, he joined the global design agency Cent Degrés as project leader & development manager. For two years, he collaborated on projects from fields as diverse as cosmetics, medicine, sport & leisure & mass market electricals. ...

Description: Ligne Roset’s Naoma table light has a white cotton shade & base in white resined plaster. Supplied with one E27
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