Ligne Roset Portugal

In 1950, Hans Wegner reportedly wove the cord of his Flag Halyard Chair by hand, on a beach in Aarhus during a family holiday. A recliner made from steel and rope that became one of the most iconic pieces in design history.

Seventy years later, Dögg & Arnved Design Studio came back to that gesture. is an Icelandic designer whose work is rooted in Nordic material culture, combining traditional craftsmanship with industrial production, always with nature and tactility at the center. Together with architect Rikke Rützou Arnved, their approach stays true to Scandinavian tradition while pushing it somewhere new.

The result is Fifty. 350 metres of hand-woven cord on a minimal steel frame, with woven “ears” flanking the headrest that create a quiet sense of enclosure. Designed for indoors and outdoors alike.

The traditional warmth of the hand-woven cord. The precision of a black steel structure. Two things that shouldn’t belong together, and yet, they do.

Living with

In Laval, on ile Verte, a 1960s home is quietly evolving with everyday life.

Natural light, organic materials and iconic pieces come together to create an interior that feels instinctive, warm and deeply personal.

It’s impossible not to fall in love with the Sandra.

Annie Hiéronimus joined the Roset Bureau d’Études in 1976 and left behind a classic. Sculpted, unhurried, quietly timeless.

Still as relevant as the day it was drawn.

Soft summer light, natural materials, timeless silhouettes.

A contemporary cottage spirit where walnut, ceramics, floral accents and iconic seating come together effortlessly.

→ Discover the full selection in Issue No. 5 of our magazine and explore the collection online or in our Lisbon Showroom.

Spaces become personal when they reflect the people living in them.

Design that adapts to your story, not to the trends.

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Warm light, natural textures, a bohemian summer mood.

Etna - Marie C Dorner
Wave- Hélène Poiraud
Drapper - Evangelos Vasileiou

Summer, lived entirely outdoors.

→ Discover our outdoor collection, link in bio.

Some things are worth waiting for. Others, not so long.

We decided to give it a little more time. Our sale runs one last week.

Find your piece in the link in bio.