Ligne Roset Perth

The Stinger experience at the Palais de Tokyo 2026.⁠
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On April 16, Ligne Roset took over the Palais de Tokyo with The Stinger, an immersive installation where design and storytelling come together.⁠
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On display were a selection of new pieces, including Anja by , Kadora, Dawn by , and Guidole by , among many other novelties to explore throughout the experience.⁠
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An imaginary hotel, a hidden speakeasy, spaces designed to experience the collection in a new way, where every detail matters.⁠
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Please contact our Claremont showroom with any enquiries for these new products.

Sillage: Elegance in an essential format.⁠
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A reinterpretation of the Intervalle table, Sillage features more compact lines and a single-piece tabletop. Redesigned by , it is available in eight solid wood finishes, revealing the nobility of the material.⁠
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It pairs naturally with the Elly chair, for a harmonious and coherent composition.

Sandra featured in this playful Pigalle apartment, adding a touch of comfort to a modernist renovation.

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The only woman in the room, and she changed furniture forever.

Back in 1975, Annie Hieronimus was the sole female designer at Ligne Roset’s studio and a true icon. While her colleagues were drawing straight lines and sharp angles, she was sketching curves.

The Sandra sofa was her quiet revolution: soft where design was hard, sculptural where it was geometric, enveloping where it was distant.

An avant-garde piece that completely challenged the codes of 1970s design, championing comfort.

Redefine your space with Kroc.

Designed by this nomadic desk is made entirely of cork - a material chosen for its lightweight and shock-absorbing properties.

The perfect companion for a flexible lifestyle.

Our Spring Clearance is now on!
Save up to 30% off selected floor stock, 15% off floor stock items and 10% off special orders.

Call or visit our showroom for more details.
*Offer ends 28 October 2025. While stocks last. Some exclusions apply.

Tanis desk by Pierre Paulin

First designed in 1954, reissued by Ligne Roset, the Tanis desk captures the perfect balance between simplicity and refinement.

It’s “FENIX” black writing surface, soft to the touch, resistant to scratches and fingerprints, rests lightly on a sleek lacquered tubular base, while the two drawers in natural walnut veneer bring warmth and contrast.

Tanis offers more than functionality. It creates a workspace of sophistication and clarity.

Organic shapes, bold colors: Pierre Paulin’s iconic Pumpkin armchair and safa duo featuring Rémi Bouhaniche’s Kakudo sideboard.