Ligne Roset Modular Settees (2/3)

Noka Composition

Designer: Sebastian Herkner

The name Noka refers to the Japanese country house, whose floor is covered with tatami mats providing an exterior corridor to create a link between the heart of the house and the vast exterior. For the designer, Noka evokes both “anchor” and “bridge”. While it makes you feel at home, Noka is also welcoming and therefore connects you to others. Like on stilts, it is stable while offering a new perspective. This new Noka upholstery range is modular to create “the suspended space you need”.

Nomade 2 Composition

Designer: Didier Gomez

An aesthetic twist on the model NOMADE (1996), NOMADE 2 is more urban, Parisian even, in a 'Rive Gauche' spirit, in the French tradition of art deco. The structures, therefore, remain the same: however, the piped seam on the mattress has slimmed down to a band of thin piping whilst the covered buttons have become discreet stitch detailing and the back cushions clearly assert the refinement of their couture finish.

Exclusif Composition

Designer: Didier Gomez

''Classic, chic and comfortable, international and timeless.'' With only a handful of elements, all of which are characterised by their irreproachable proportions, it is possible to create a wealth of different settees and corner compositions.

Enki Composition

Designer: Evangelos Vasileiou

Enki is the first seating Evangelos Vasileiou has designed for Ligne Roset. Intended to respond to multiple requirements, its pure, elegant lines lend themselves to both stand-alone seating (settees, armchair, footstool) and corner compositions, with a range of 18 items in total. To make it possible to tailor both looks and comfort, there is a choice between 2 leg heights (10 cm or 13 cm), giving a seat height of either 41 cm or 44 cm, and a choice of 2 heights for the back cushions (high version 51 cm; low version 40 cm).

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