Ligne Roset: A Legacy of Craftsmanship and Innovation Since 1860

In 1860, Antoine Roset, initially a waiter, embarked on a journey that would shape the future of furniture design. Beginning with the production of umbrella canes, Roset swiftly adapted to the changing trends of the late 19th century, transitioning to crafting chair legs and eventually complete chairs as parasols fell out of fashion. This marked the inception of the renowned Ligne Roset brand.

Over the years, Ligne Roset has continually evolved under the stewardship of Antoine Roset’s great-grandsons, embracing new challenges and innovations in contemporary furniture. From furnishing communities to collaborating with esteemed designers, the company has remained committed to its French roots, with all manufacturing processes exclusively carried out in France.

At the heart of Ligne Roset’s legacy stands the iconic Togo cushion seat, a design masterpiece conceived by Michel Ducaroy. With over 1.2 million units sold worldwide, the Togo has earned its status as a symbol of timeless elegance and unparalleled comfort, embodying the essence of Roset Line’s commitment to excellence and innovation.