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A pair of rare Michel Ducaroy's three seat sofa in original Violet Alcantara. Both are in very good condition with little ware. These are easy to clean and stain resistant. The rich dark violet purple alcantara is soft and supple.
May be sold individually @ $6,575 Each
Michel Ducaroy's born Nov. 14th 1925 - July 30th 2009.
Origin: France
Age: 2005
Dimensions: Height: 40 in (101.6 cm) x Width: 69 in (175.26 cm) x Length: 40 in (101.6 cm) Seat Height: 15 in (38.1 cm)
Michel Ducaroy was born in 1925, into a family of designers and furniture makers whose activities were split between private houses and larger-scale contracts (liners, exhibitions, official buildings). Drawing from his background he trained at the Ecole Nationale des Beaux Arts in Lyon, and in the family business, before branching out alone as an independent designer in 1952. Since his first contact with the Roset company in 1954, Michel Ducaroy has rapidly become one of their most integral designers. In the early days of Ligne Roset he was by far one of the company's key attributes in pushing the technological boundaries. In 1968 he designed one of the first modular all-foam chairs, the low-sitting Adria, and then amongst others Kashima and Safi, which had large cushions on a frame of altuglass. It was in 1973, that he designed the now iconic Togo. A range of all-foam seating with covers generously quilted with polyester: this collection, with its unique design, will fit comfortably into almost any interior
May be sold individually @ $6,575 Each
Michel Ducaroy's born Nov. 14th 1925 - July 30th 2009.
Origin: France
Age: 2005
Dimensions: Height: 40 in (101.6 cm) x Width: 69 in (175.26 cm) x Length: 40 in (101.6 cm) Seat Height: 15 in (38.1 cm)
Michel Ducaroy was born in 1925, into a family of designers and furniture makers whose activities were split between private houses and larger-scale contracts (liners, exhibitions, official buildings). Drawing from his background he trained at the Ecole Nationale des Beaux Arts in Lyon, and in the family business, before branching out alone as an independent designer in 1952. Since his first contact with the Roset company in 1954, Michel Ducaroy has rapidly become one of their most integral designers. In the early days of Ligne Roset he was by far one of the company's key attributes in pushing the technological boundaries. In 1968 he designed one of the first modular all-foam chairs, the low-sitting Adria, and then amongst others Kashima and Safi, which had large cushions on a frame of altuglass. It was in 1973, that he designed the now iconic Togo. A range of all-foam seating with covers generously quilted with polyester: this collection, with its unique design, will fit comfortably into almost any interior
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