Collection 2023 – 2024
Marechiaro Philippe Nigro – A&b Living Upholstery →8 Storage →64 Dining →104 Bedrooms →130 Decoration →144 Lexicon →161 Contents PUBLISHER Roset SAS with a capital of 10 000 000 € Siren 545.920.076 – www.ligne-roset.com Chairman of the Board of Directors Michel Roset – Global artistic direction Francesca Avossa Studio www.francesca-avossa.com – Graphic design Agence Undo-Redo – Alexia Argento – Reportage texts 14 Septembre / Ligne Roset – Technical descriptions of product Cyrielle Stellon – Photo concepts and Artistic direction, photography Francesca Avossa Studio and Aurélie Rebmann – Photography Jean Pierre Lemoine – Location search & production agency Mayday – Production and direction Philippe Fillod – Production assistants Fabien Blanc, Christophe Contamine & Daniel Perotto – Image retouching Nicolas Bianchin – Editing Swissdigitall Sarl, 1806 St-Légier, Suisse – Production, photocomposition, photoengraving Calitho S.A, Biel/Bienne, Suisse – Printer Druckhaus Kaufmann, Lahr, Allemagne This document is not contractual. The descriptions provided herein are correct at the time of going to press, but Roset SAS reserves the right to modify products about which information, including dimensions, is given without prior notice.
Today, the 5th generation of the Roset family is at the helm of the company. An unprecedented context and, with it, the opportunity to draw up a lasting vision, addressing all the challenges that lie ahead. The digitalisation of our production and sales methods will be valuable tools for meeting the major challenges ahead, including that of our sustainable development. The facts are known to everyone. Together, we must reduce our greenhouse gas emissions by at least 5% per year until 2050. This vision and objective are challenges for the company. We will need time, the right approach, and For a French, sustainable, and innovative design education to achieve it, whilst developing both our industrial facilities and our 100% French expertise. These efforts should allow us to innovate, create and share with all our stakeholders. From the designer to the supplier, via our employees and consumers, everywhere in the world. Just enough time to leave the keys for the 6th generation of the family. Antoine & Olivier Roset, Directors of the Roset Group Editorial
2 5th generation Antoine & Olivier Roset 2021 : The family brand became famous : with over 750 designers at its side, the brand shows important growth. A change of direction in response to new production challenges: more than 750 outlets and over 700 employees. 2022 : New challenges arise around the democratization and renewal of design, making stronger commitments toward preserving the environment, and going digital : important commitments for the years to come. 2nd generation Émile Roset 1920 : Trends change, women abandon the parasol. Emile Roset decides to convert his wood lathes to make chair bases. 1936 : Production of the first leather upholstered seats. 4th generation Michel & Pierre Roset 1975 : Founding of the CINNA brand. 1975 > 1982 : Creation of 5 foreign subsidiaries. 1986 : Enlargement of the home furnishings collection : decorative items, lighting, rugs. 1990 : The company now has 750 employees. 1995 > 2006 : Expansion and construction work around Briord. 2009 : First Group carbon footprint report. 1st generation Antoine Roset 1860 : Founding of the umbrella canes factory. 1893 > 1913 : Antoine Roset’s widow takes over the management of the family business. 3rd generation Jean Roset 1950 : Creation of the first contract collections. 1965 : The Roset company switches its focus to contemporary design. 1970 : International expansion and the first designer collaborations. 1973 : Official founding of the Ligne Roset brand and opening of the first store. Establishment of the company headquarters in Briord (Ain). A family history, since 1860 a family history
3 The head office has been located in Briord (Ain) since 1973. Since then, the site has evolved considerably but the Roset family has always wished to keep the company’s headquarters here, out of loyalty to their family history and to those who participated in the evolution of the company and the region. Our seats and other pieces of furniture are now produced in the 155,000m² of industrial space represented by our 5 factories located in Ain, Rhone and Isère. We are proud of the fact that our products are « Made in France ». In the factory, our production methods make it possible to reduce the quantities of raw materials used, optimising processes in order to increase yield and limit scraps and waste. We use our wood offcuts and dust to fuel a wood-fired boiler which completely heats our 45,000m² St-Jean-le-Vieux production site. The fumes from this burner are filtered using an French furniture manufacturer A family requirement: keeping the production in the heart of Bugey (Ain) electro filter to be well below emission limit values. Everything is overseen by the DREAL (Direction Régionale de l’Environnement, de l’Aménagement et du Logement or Regional Department for the Environment, Living and Housing). 2022 has seen us achieve recognition by becoming a member of “La French Fab”. The Roset Group supports French Industry and the “French touch” with the aim of accelerating its transformation and sustainable development. We collaborate with other players in the industry to ensure its prosperous future by making the professions that compose it attractive. The Roset Group is like those who have helped make its name for the past 160 years: “briolands”, inhabitants of the town of Briord, in Ain. The brand was born there and has settled there, just as we settle in our seats: comfortably and durably. « The remarkable site in which the Roset company has evolved since its inception reminds us daily of our duties of eco-citizens. We owe it our upmost respect. » Pierre Roset Made in France Factories and head office at Briord (Ain)
4 Preserving French craftsmanship Since its creation in 2005, the EPV label has highlighted unique companies that know how to combine innovation and tradition, know-how and creation, work and passion, heritage and future, local and international. This label is a mark of recognition of the French State and is awared by the Economy and Finance minister. It is now managed by the Institut National des Métiers d’Art (INMA or National Institute of Crafts and Arts Professions). It is the only French State label awarded to a company for its global activity, highlighting the excellence of its know-how according to demanding eligibility criteria. The “Living Heritage Companies” constitute an important part of the craftsmanship and are proud ambassadors of historic and innovative know-how. Awarded for a period of 5 years, this label gathers manufacturers sharing a certain vision of their activities: the high performance of their trade and products, a permanent attention to internal training, a technically and socially innovative approach and a dynamic commercial strategy. This is a national network of companies which are excellent to combine adaptability, reactivity, innovation, and passion. Ligne Roset has been awarded a EPV label (Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant or Living Heritage Company), for the excellence of its known-how and its anchoring in the Ain region (in France) since 1860. This label attests to a high degree of excellence in craftsmanship and industrial know-how. THE EVP LABEL IN FIGURES: - 1299 EPV IN FRANCE IN JUNE 2022 (83 IN 2006) - APPROX 50% OF EPVS ARE SITUATED IN ILE DE FRANCE (248), AUVERGNE RHONE ALPES (207), NEW AQUITAINE (146) - 3 KEY FEATURES : SPECIFIC ECONOMIC HERITAGE, RARE KNOW-HOW, FRENCH PRODUCTION IN ITS HISTORICAL REGION ASSOCIATING BRAND AWARENESS AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY - THE LABEL IS AWARED FOR 5 YEARS AND IS RENEWABLE AFTER REVIEW. French manufacturer
5 Whatever their size, their brand awareness or their specialties, they watch together over a treasure: that of French manufacturing heritage. The EPV label is a real support for « made in France ». “Living Heritage Companies” maintain their production activity in France, in sectors with high added value. Most of them are present on international markets and export their emblematic French know-how. They are representative of the «made in France» spirit and know-how and forge the French economic and cultural identity. By using the know-how of a certified company, customers and specifiers support the maintenance and development of these prestigious activities in France, in order to secure and consolidate permanent jobs that are not relocated. These companies are able to intervene on outstanding sites, respond to the most original orders, offer original and bespoke solutions to meet the most specific needs for the most demanding clients. Using or re-introducing ancestral and original techniques, they don’t hesitate to be innovative and invent new processes or products to meet current needs and standards. Another characteristic of EPV is to train and encourage vocations to high-level professions. The labelled companies correspond precisely to what employees are looking for today: meaning and values while defending creation of quality and sustainable products, another EPV eligibility criterion. Custodians of a heritage, many “Living Heritage Companies” share with the public their history, their profession, their achievements, by organising factory visits, museums and exhibiting their collections. These visits enable them to share their passion with the public, in the privacy of their workshops.
6 Making a more sustainable design Our best practices for a more sustainable design sustainable design Upholstery Upholstery, traditional French craftsmanship is historical to the company. In 2022, the Roset Group is complementing this traditional manual work by investing in the latest automatic quilting machine for the Ruché (as seen in the photo) The range of threads we use for the topstitching of the covers now meets the strict requirements of the OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100. Carpentry The timber we use comes from various sources. Most of the wood is reworked directly in our factories and is PEFC-certified. The rest, which is delivered ready-processed, is not all PEFCcertified. We are still working to improve this. Chipboard and MDF panels meet international formaldehyde emission standards. Waste is sorted, recycled, and optimised: 100% of wood waste is used to heat our factories. 7 Foam cutting CERTIPUR controls the polyurethane foams, guaranteeing in particular the non-use of heavy metals, or their use at limited thresholds, and no toxic discharge throughout their lifecycle. We work to develop vegetablebased and biodegradable foams, with a lower environmental impact. Textile and leather cutting + Superior quality leather and fabrics, committed suppliers: + Optimising cutting thanks to specialist software which minimises waste. + All our offcuts are reused in other industries (textile or leather). We contribute to the circular economy internally by recycling our fabric scraps - for example, by turning them into tote bags for new employees. Glueing The harmlessness of products & components chosen protect the working conditions in the workshops and the living environment of our customers. Since 2003, we have been using 100% water-based glues and less polluting hydro-lacquers. Assembly Our wadding originates solely from the EU. In 2020, our main supplier (21%) produced a wadding composed of 79% fibres obtained from the recycling of bottles. The remaining 25% are virgin bicomponent fibres. We are working to improve this rate by setting ourselves a technical challenge on silicone fibres, which do not yet exist in recycled form. Our supplier for the other 79% is OEKOTEX® whose wadding is Standard 100 Certified for their wadding, which guarantees that the materials or products produced are free of toxic substances.
8 9 Upholstery Hémicycle Philippe Nigro →165 More upholstery
10 Sebastian Herkner — Taru Taru →162 Lewa →187 11 G21 →202 Terre Nuage →207
12 Marie C Dorner — Grand Angle Grand Angle →163 Saragosse →186 Frà →185 13 Grid →205
14 Yabu Pushelberg — Pukka Pukka →166 Pukka →188 15 Pukka →206
16 Philippe Nigro — Hémicycle Hémicycle →165 17 Fake →199
18 Pierre Charpin — Astair Astair →169
19 Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec — Ploum Ploum →163
20 Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec — Ploum Tikal →200 Ploum →163 21 Hood Lamp →203 Alster →187
22 Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec — Facett Facett →167 CM191 →187
23 Michel Ducaroy — Saparella Saparella →169
24 Bernard Govin — Asmara Asmara →167 Asmara →185
25 Marie C Dorner — Amédée Cupidon →185 Amédée →169
26 Evangelos Vasileiou — Enki Enki →164 Caffè →186 27 Good Evening →185
28 Marie C Dorner — Uncover Uncover →165
29 Philippe Nigro — Manarola Manarola →166 Caffè →186
30 Michel Ducaroy — Togo Togo →163 Alster →187
31 Chali →206
32 Michel Ducaroy — Togo Togo →163 Caffè →186
33 Michel Ducaroy — Togo Togo →163 Intervalle →187
34 Didier Gomez — Ipanéma Ipanéma →163 Cupidon →185
35 Christian Werner — Prado Rue d’Hauteville →206 Prado →162
36 Christian Werner — Prado Pantographe →188 Prado →162 37 Donut →205 Oda →186 Verone →199
38 Didier Gomez — Nomade 2 Alando →187 Nomade 2 →164 Lash →203
39 Pierre Paulin — Andy Andy →163
40 Didier Gomez — Exclusif Exclusif →162 Yuragi →188 41 Prisme →200
42 Pierre Paulin — Anda Anda →165
43 Pierre Paulin — Pumpkin Elysée →186 Pumpkin →167
44 Keiji Takeuchi — Moa Moa →186 Moa →166
45 Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance — Ottoman Oxydation →186 Ottoman →169 Donut →205
46 LucidiPevere — Paipaï Paipaï →165 Cupidon →185
47 Parachute →204 Écume →206 Oxydation →186
48 Didier Gomez — Nils Buée →200 Nils →164 49 Rays →204 Intervalle →187
50 Philippe Nigro — Flax Flax →167
51 Jean-Philippe Nuel — Soufflot Soufflot →169
52 Christian Werner — Telen Lotis →188 Telen →168 53 Ruflette →204
54 Pierre Paulin — Bonnie La Bibliothèque Fil →176 Bonnie →167 Gavrinis 3 →206
55 Nodum →186 Elysée →169 Pierre Paulin — Elysée
56 Inga Sempé — Ruché Ruché →166 Lewa →187 57 G21 →202
58 Pierre Paulin — Archi Pied de Coq →207 Archi →166
59 Dubreil & Pilato — Clam Oxydation →186 Clam →170
60 Claude Brisson — Multy Roll →195 Multy →170 61 Claude Brisson — Multy Rue d’Hauteville →206 Multy →170
62 Didier Gomez — Nomade Express Nomade Express →170 63 CM 131 →193 Tanis →195
64 65 Storage Dita System Pagnon & Pelhaître →175 More storage
66 Eric Jourdan — Utopia Buée →200 Utopia →182 67 G13 AM →205
68 Eric Jourdan — Utopia Astrée →203 Utopia →182
69 Pagnon & Pelhaître — Dita Sitar →204 Dita →174
70 Pagnon & Pelhaître — Dita System Fila →199 Dita System →175 71
72 Pagnon & Pelhaître — Dita Dita →174
73 Pagnon & Pelhaître — Dita Brass Bell →202 Dita →174
74 Pagnon & Pelhaître — Dita Sperl →199 Dita →174
75 Mauro Lipparini — Canaletto Pebble →188 Canaletto →171
76 Mauro Lipparini — Canaletto T →200 Canaletto →171
77 Mauro Lipparini — Canaletto Moa →166 Canaletto →171
78 Mauro Lipparini — Canaletto Rue D’Hauteville →206 Canaletto →171 79
80 Philippe Nigro / A&B Living — Marechiaro Plissé →200 Marechiaro →173 81 FIla →199
82 Eric Jourdan — Postmoderne Postmoderne →183 Tadao →193 Postmoderne →195
83 Clyde →195 Gavrinis 3 →206 Numéro111 — Clyde
84 Pierre Paulin — La Bibliothèque Fil Neil →201 La Bibliothèque Fil →176
85 Pierre Paulin — Tanis Sitar →204 Tanis →195 CM 131 →193
86 Christian Werner — Everywhere Everywhere →180 87
88 Christian Werner — Everywhere Ura →199 Everywhere →180 89 Lundi 22/02 →200
90 Christian Werner — Everywhere Everywhere →180
91 Marie C Dorner — Allitération Allitération →182
92 Pagnon & Pelhaître — Book&Look Soufflot →169 Book&Look →172
93 Pagnon & Pelhaître — Book&Look Book&Look →172
94 Astrée →203 Book&Look →172 Pagnon & Pelhaître — Book&Look 95
96 Benjamin Graindorge — Kujoyama Kujoyama →178 Fila →199
97 Christian Werner — Selvans Prisme →200 Selvans →181 Kinoko →204
98 Christian Werner — Selvans Pression →200 Selvans →181
99 Christian Werner — Selvans Grid →202 Selvans →181
100 Pierre Paulin — Ursuline TV →192 Ursuline →195
101 Rémi Bouhaniche — Briord Silvia →191 Asha →205 Briord →195
102 Eric Jourdan — Karuma Karuma →179 Karuma →185
103 Janus →184 Sebastian Herkner — Janus
104 105 Dining Odessa Mauro Lipparini →189 More tables
106 Mauro Lipparini — Odessa Tambour →193 Odessa →189 107 Kujoyama →178
108 Mauro Lipparini — Odessa Odessa →189 109 Unbeaumatin →191
110 Eric Jourdan — Postmoderne Chica Boum →201 Postmoderne →183
111 Pagnon & Pelhaître — Dita Hood Lamp →203 Dita →174
112 Mauro Lipparini — Odessa Fila →199 Odessa →189 113 G13 AM →205 Valmy →193
114 Mauro Lipparini — Canaletto Demi-Teintes →199 Canaletto →171
115 N. Nasrallah & C. Horner — Long Island Long Island →191
116 Eaton Eaton →189
117 Thibault Desombre — Ava Amédée →192 Ava →190
118 Christian Werner — Everywhere Pamukkale →199 Everywhere →180 119 Fergus →206
120 Vincent Tordjman — Ennéa Tadao →193 Ennéa →190
121 Vincent Tordjman — Ennéa Tadao →193 Ennéa →190
122 Thibault Desombre — Vik Vik →192
123 Naïa CM 131 →193 Naïa →189
124 Guillaume Delvigne — Intervalle TV →192 Intervalle →189 125 Alando →178
126 Vincent Tordjman — Ennéa Amédé →192 Ennéa →190
127 Fattorini, Rizzini & Partners — Allungami Bendchair →191 Allungami →189
128 Peter Maly — Bendchair Bendchair →191 Ennéa →190
129 Pagnon & Pelhaître — Vilna Bendchair →191 Vilna →189
130 131 Bedrooms Evisa Philippe Nigro →196 More beds
132 Inga Sempé — Ruché Ruché →196 Book&Look →172 133 Sitar →204
134 Ethan Ethan →197 Tracé →208 135
136 Inga Sempé — Ruché Ruché →196 137 Dita →174 Pájaros →198 Pagnon & Pelhaître — Dita
138 N. Nasrallah & C. Horner — Desdemone Desdemone →196 Everywhere →180 139 Postmoderne →183
140 Peter Maly — Peter Maly 2 Peter Maly 2 →196 Nubo →194 141
142 Parabole →179 Evisa →196 Philippe Nigros — Evisa 143 Valmy →193 Nimbe →198
144 145 Decoration Astrée Benjamin Graindorge →203 More lamps
146 Alain Gilles — Geoffrey Geoffrey →199
147 Akasaki Vanhuyse — Soudure Soudure →198
148 Martin Hirth — Cinétique Cinétique →203 Moël →168 149 Bottle →191
150 Patrick Zulauf — Chrome Bell Chrome Bell →201 Caffè →186
151 Marie-Aurore Stiker-Metral — Inamma Inamma →187
152 Alain Gilles — Saragosse Saragosse →186 Pukka →166
153 Busetti Garuti Redaelli — Istrana Istrana →188
154 Louise Puertolas — Kufu (re) Kufu (re) →204
155 Ana Moussinet — Long Vibes
156 Tissage Tissage →208
157 Atelier BL 119- Blain & Dixneuf — Pamukkale Pamukkale →199
158 Tikal →200 Atelier BL 119- Blain & Dixneuf — Tikal
159 Demi-Lune →198 Busetti Garuti Redaelli — Demi-Lune
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Index A Abbesse > 200, Alburni > 180, Alleluia > 181, Allitération > 93, 178, Allungami > 125, 186, All the Way > 59, 99, 203, Along > 198, Alster [~chairs > 190, ~ low tables > 34, 184], Altum > 109, 196, Alvor > 199, Amadora > 30, 180, Amédée [~chairs > 117, 124, 187, 190 ~ settees > 55, 183], Anda > 39, 168, Andy > 38, 166, Anne > 205, Antigone > 180, Arceau > 196, Archi > 58, 168, Artifex > 197, Ashera > 181, Asmara [~settees > 24-25, 165, ~ low tables > 24-25, 183], Asola > 206, 207, Astair [~settees > 20, 168, ~ low tables > 20, 182, 184], Atacama > 208, Au Coeur de la Ville > 196, Ava > 117, 154, 185, Azabu [~lights > 208, ~ low tables > 182] B Baroque > 205, Belize > 131, 196, Bendchair > 125, 187, Berretto > 189, Bienvenue > 196, Biscuit > 196, Bloom > 206, Bonnie > 54, 166, Book&Look > 94, 95, 96-97, 130-131, 172, Boshi > 208, Bottle > 148-149, 189, Bougie parfumée > 200, Brass Bell > 12-13, 22-23, 25, 205, 206, Brunch > 180, Buée > 66, 197, Bul > 204 C Caffè > 28-29, 32-33, 180, Calicot > 30, 206, Càliz > 208, Calot > 14-15, 79, 121, 206, 208, Campanule > 207, Canaletto/Canaletto vitrine > 75, 76, 77, 78-79, 8081, 112, 171, Cancan > 103, 204, Car Light > 207, Cats > 189, Cells > 108, 197, Cent Pour Cent > 199, Cestino > 183, Chali > 201, Chanterelle > 182, 195, Charmotte > 102-103, 200, Chef D’œuvre > 200, Chevrons > 199, Chica Boum > 76, 207, Chrome Bell > 150, 205, 206, Cimbo > 188, Cinétique > 148-149, 204, Circa/Circo > 187, Clam > 59, 170, Clampy > 208, Clara > 195, Clarine > 208, Clouds > 43, 96-97, 198, Clyde [~home office > 84, 191, ~ storage > 177, ~ low tables > 48-49, 180], CM 131 > 62, 87, 123, 187, CM 191 > 31, 182, Confluences 2 > 168, Copenhague > 199, Cosse > 165, Coupole > 207, Cover 1 > 164, Cupidon > 46-47, 55, 183, Curule > 187, Cuts > 85, 176, Cylinder > 89, 205 D Daphna > 197, Débourgeoisée [~decoration > 195, ~ low tables > 180], Décalage > 181, Demi-Lune > 160, 195, Demi-Teintes > 112, 196, Desdemone > 136-137, 192, Destructurée > 206, Dita > 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 109, 134-135, 175, Donut > 52-53, 208, Do Not Disturb > 170, Drink’Tray > 200, Dueppo > 51, 94, 208 E Eaton > 116, 185, Écume > 46-47, 201, Edvin > 72, 198, Electro > 199, Elsa [~chairs > 188, ~ settees > 169], Elysée [~settees > 166, ~ low tables > 182], Enki > 28- 29, 163, Ennéa > 121, 124, 126, 186, Entrelacs > 156, 202, Envolée > 200, Episode > 183, Epof > 198, Estampe > 4041, 181, Estanda > 195, Et Cetera > 22, 101, 102-103, 173, Ethan > 132-133, 194, Ettoriano > 120, 188, Everywhere [~home office > 191, ~ storage > 88-89, 90-91, 92, 118-119, 174], Evlan > 198, Exclusif > 40 -41, 161, Exclusif 2 > 161 F Facett [~chairs > 188, ~ settees > 31, 166], Fake > 18-19, 200, Falda > 181, Fergus > 118-119, 199, 201, Fiber Wood > 203, Fila > 34, 68, 198, Flax > 50, 167, Flou > 92, 199, 203, Frequency > 198, Frost > 113, 185 G Gaby > 180, Gavrinis 3 > 54, 201, Gelato > 207, Geoffrey > 146, 196, Geometry > 189, Giboulée > 205, Glaçon > 182, Globe Indoor > 208, Globe Sky > 206, Good Evening > 180, Good Vibes > 32-33, 196, Graficos > 200, Grid > 117, 204, 206, Guipure > 199, G13 AM > 66, 111, 154, 206, G21 > 10-11, 27, 205, G61 S > 207 H Headlight > 204, 207, Hellobye [~home office > 190, ~ decoration > 195], Hémicycle > 18-19, 164, Heure Bleue > 207, Hex Hex > 42, 201, Hyannis Port [~home office > 190, ~ storage > 179] I Ike > 189, Ilot > 189, Inamma [~low tables > 12-13, 184, ~ decoration > 151, 195], Inside world > 191, Interstice > 181, IPN > 33, 180, Ipanema > 14-15, 162, Istrana > 153, 195 J Jacinthe > 200, Jali [~decoration > 147, 197 ~ lights > 147, 207], Java > 186, Jo > 197, Jungle > 199, 202 K Kaschkasch > 70, 197, Kaziu > 183, Kermès > 4041, 195, Kotori > 198, Kyphi > 197 L La Bibliothèque Fil > 54, 86, 176, La Combinée > 200, Lace > 69, 189, Lasso > 195, Les Oiseaux > 197, Lewa > 10-11, 27, 181, 195, Liam > 18-19, 183, 184, L’Imprévu > 30, 166, 170, Linden > 183, Litho > 191, Lithos > 200, Long Island [~chairs > 113, 188, ~ settees > 167], Long Vibes > 24-25, 155, 196, Loomy > 196, Loreta > 196, LowLands > 184, Lumeo > 138, 194, Luna Rossa > 48, 206, Lundi 22/02 > 91, 197, Lupo > 182 M Magnet Lamp > 205, Mama > 204, Manarola 56-57, 165, Mani > 208, Maquis > 201, Marguerite > 202, Máscara > 199, Mayfly > 208, Mc2 > 183, Méduse > 208, Mélusine > 50, 63, 204, 208, Mémoire d’une Trame > 32- 33, 203, Menhir > 201, Mirror Clock > 198, Mix & Match > 202, Moa [~settees > 44, 77, 169, ~ low tables > 44, 181], Mobidec > 85, 189, Moël > 167, Moël 2 > 148-149, 167, Mold [~decoration > 197, ~ lights > 206], Mon Beau Mirroir > 196, Monolog > 189, Mosaics > 198, Multy > 60, 61, 170 N Nador > 142-143, 193, Naïa > 123, 185, Naja > 205, Nani > 205, Neil > 31, 207, Nils > 48-49, 163, Nomade 2 > 42, 163, Nomade Express > 62-63, 170, Noomi > 186, Nubo > 140-141, 190 O Oda > 36-37, 182, Odanlo > 159, 198, Odessa > 106-107, 110-111, 114-115, 185, Oka > 82, 177, Okura > 165, Omage > 208, Ombré > 48-49, 196, Omuro > 52-53, 184, Ondule > 205, One Shape > 180, Open > 199, Origami > 197, Ottoman > 45, 168, Ouverture > 204, Oxydation > 46-47, 59, 181, Oxy Drop > 200, Oxy Fluid > 21, 200 P Paipaï > 46-47, 164, Pájaros > 198, Pam > 189, Pamukkale > 118-119, 157, 196, Pan Pan > 198, Pantographe > 183, Paper Lamp > 207, Parachute > 40-41, 46-47, 206, 207, Pascal Mourgue > 204, Passe-Passe > 195, Pebble > 75, 184, Pelote > 205, Peter Maly 2 > 140-141, 193, Petra > 188, Petrus > 189, Piazza > 186, Piccione > 188, Pik > 99, 198, Pied De Coq > 58, 199, 202, Philéas > 12-13, 165, Ploum > 21, 22-23, 162, Plumy > 167, Pockman > 200, Pointillé > 199, Polygon > 197, Pong > 205, Ponton > 184, Postmoderne [~home office > 191, ~ storage > 83, 98, 108, 179, ~ low tables > 182], Prado [~settees > 35, 36-37, 162, ~ low tables > 184], Pression > 197, 200, Propolis > 197, Pumpkin > 43, 166, Pukka [~settees > 16-17, 164, ~ low tables > 16-17, 184 ~ rugs > 16-17, 76, 77, 201] Q Quadric > 201, Quille > 208 R Rayé > 199, Réunion > 151, 196, Rewrite > 190, Riga > 168, Robin > 203, Rocher > 187, Roll > 60, 99, 191, Rope > 202, Rosa, Rosa, Rosas > 96-97, 208, Roseau > 197, Rosis > 184, Ruché [~bedrooms > 130-131, 134, 192, ~ settees > 27, 165], Rue d’Hauteville > 35, 61, 201, Rythme > 184 S Sala > 187, Saldo > 184, Samouraï > 197, Sam 2.0 > 204, San > 187, Saparella > 52-53, 169, Saragosse > 152, 182, 184, Serpentine > 206, Shazia > 202, Siesta > 203, Side Table > 183, Silicate > 200, Sitar > 71, 87, 207, Skia > 206, Slice > 169, Slim Chair > 187, Smock > 199, Soft Et Doux > 202, Softwall > 190, Solo > 201, Solveig > 204, Somerset > 95, 207, Sonate > 195, Sonno > 199, Sospir > 208, Soufflot > 51, 94, 169, Space > 180, 181, Sperl > 74, 196, Spirit of Forest > 120, 185, Spok > 204, Stendhal > 69, 190, Stump > 183, Sunflower > 199 T T > 76, 197, Tadao > 83, 121, 187, Tami > 205, Tanis > 62, 87, 191, Taru > 8-9, 10-11, 161, Tassels > 31, 199, 203, Tasso > 197, Terre d’Ombres > 198, Terre Nuage > 1011, 202, Tessa > 188, Thot > 156, 182, Toa > 169, Togo > 32- 33, 34, 164, Tonalités > 199, Tonka > 200, Tore > 200, Tracé > 138, 203, Tramage > 202, Travel Studio > 139, 193, Traverse > 189, Tris > 202, Tv > 100, 114-115, 187, Twirl > 94, 198 U Ugao > 195, Ultime > 192, Unbeaumatin > 106- 107, 188, Uncover > 26, 164, Ura > 47, 159, 196, Ursuline > 191, Utopia > [~storage > 64-65, 66-67, 68, 178, ~ low tables > 181], U-Turn > 144-145, 204 V Valmy > 104-105, 110-111, 154, 188, Verone > 16-17, 198, Vibration > 78-79, 198, 203, Vibrato > 53, 183, Vik - Vik2 > 122, 188, 189, Vilna > 127, 186, Vulcain > 208 W Wall Figure > 191, Wall Jewellery > 196, Wallhouse > 195, Wo > 197 Y Yuragi > 14-15, 184 Z Zellige > 199, Zock > 182
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