“Gilda” sofa by Michel Ducaroy for ligne roset, France, 1973

"Gilda" living room by Michel Ducaroy for ligne roset, France, 1973 the living room in midnight blue velvet and foam in very good condition consists of 6 low chairs. 4 poufs and a coffee table are together. 6 armchairs: height 67 cm width 105 cm seat 30 four poufs: height 37 cm width 60 cm length 70 cm a glass coffee table: length 83 height 40 The Gilda armchairs are part of the furniture collection designed by the famous French designer Michel Ducaroy for the contemporary design brand Ligne Roset. Known for its distinctive style and innovative approach to design, Ducaroy created the Gilda armchairs in 1973. The set was produced until 1976. The Gilda armchairs embody the characteristic aesthetic of Ducaroy, characterized by clean lines, shapes organic and a concern for comfort. These seats are designed with high-quality velvet materials and foams thus providing a luxurious seating experience. The modular design of Gilda armchairs allows flexibility in the layout and use of space, making them suitable for a variety of living room configurations. Their versatility and timeless elegance have made them sought-after pieces by interior design enthusiasts around the world. They remain sought-after pieces and sought after by collectors and design enthusiasts, while remaining anchored in the history of 20th century French design. Questions about the product, logistics, invoice or payment method a single address to obtain your personalized answer vincent@opecheurdelune.com Michel Ducaroy was an internationally renowned French designer, born August 25, 1925 in Paris and died on August 27 August 2009. He is mainly known for his major contributions to contemporary furniture design, notably for the Ligne Roset brand. Ducaroy studied at the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Paris. He began his career in the years

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