Ligne Roset

Ligne Roset is a French furniture house whose story starts in 1860, when Antoine Roset set up a small workshop making parasol canes near Pont-d’Ain in the Ain, later turning his lathes to chair frames. The family business, now led by Pierre and Michel Roset, has manufactured its furniture by the Rhône in Briord for over 150 years.

The Ligne Roset brand was created in 1973, the same year Michel Ducaroy designed Togo, the quilted sofa that has sold more than 1.2 million units and became a 20th-century design icon. Today the company works with over 70 international designers, from the Bouroullec brothers to Pierre Paulin reissues, and sells complete interiors, lighting, rugs and textiles through its own store network, with international markets accounting for 60% of activity.