Marsala Lounge Chairs, Ligne Roset, Altuglas, Michel Ducaroy, 1970s

Designed by Michel Ducaroy in the 1970s and then produced by Ligne Roset, the Marsala has become an iconic piece of French design, distinguished by its simple and expressive architecture. Its enveloping shell shapes the seat and accommodates generous seat and back cushions. The shell is made of thick Altuglas to support the large cushions, which are framed by the armrests, with a slight flexibility. Comfortable and welcoming, the Marsala is part of the lineage of the designer's creations that have marked the brand's history, and its modernity resonates fully with contemporary interiors. Condition: The fabrics and foams of the cushions require refurbishment as they are from the original period. However, they can still be used in their current state. According to the photos, the fabric shows discolouration in several places and signs of wear such as slight tears.