Pamono Marsala Sofa by Michel Ducoy for Ligne Roset, 1971 Outlet

This sofa was designed by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset in 1971. He devoted 26 years of his life to heading the design department of Ligne Roset. The Marsala is one of his first models using the new materials of the time, such as thermoformed plastic. It is composed of a brown plexiglass structure, three cushions and two armrests also upholstered in brown leather. A Ligne Roset pin is present on one of the cushions. The underside of the cushions is ciglé Ligne Roset. The seat buttons are attached to the shell. The model has been reupholstered.
Foam: polyurethane.
Leather: Brown. Semi-aniline leather
Semi-aniline leather is a high quality leather, tanned and dipped in a vegetable bath. The dye penetrates deep into the leather but does not color it. It
forms a very thin protective layer that preserves the natural appearance and unique feel of the hide. The semi-aniline leather has an additional treatment
that it receives makes it more resistant than aniline leather. It has a better resistance to light and breathes better.