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Dezeen Screen: Saint James and Ruché at Ligne Roset Westend

Rose Etherington — Sun, 25 Sep 2011 12:27:00 +0000

Dezeen Screen: in this movie filmed by Dezeen at the Telling Tales exhibition at the Ligne Roset Westend showroom, central London owner of Ligne Roset Robert Hasty talks about pieces by Jean Nouvel and Inga Sempé. Watch the movie »

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Rewrite and Etagère de Coin at Ligne Roset Westend

Rose Etherington — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 15:26:58 +0000

In this movie filmed by Dezeen at the Telling Tales exhibition at the Ligne Roset Westend showroom, central London owner of Ligne Roset Robert Hasty talks about two pieces in the new collection: the Rewrite desk by GamFratesi and Etagère de Coin cabinet by Marie Dessuant (above).

Telling Tales continues at Ligne Roset Westend, 23-25 Mortimer St, London, W1T 3JE until 25 September. Read more about the exhibition in our earlier story.

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Dezeen Screen: Confluences and Entailles at Ligne Roset Westend

Rose Etherington — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 15:00:09 +0000

In this movie filmed by Dezeen at the Telling Tales exhibition at the Ligne Roset Westend showroom, central London owner of Ligne Roset Robert Hasty talks about the pieces that French designer Philippe Nigro has created for the brand.

Read more about the exhibition in our earlier story.

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Telling Talesat Ligne Roset Westend

Rose Etherington — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 13:00:27 +0000

London Design Festival 2011: Dezeen filmed this interview with Bruno Allard, UK managing director of French brand Ligne Roset, to coincide with the Telling Tales exhibition at the Ligne Roset Westend showroom during the London Design Festival. In the movie, Allard talks about the brand's history as a tight-knit family company and working with Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec on their Ploum sofa, which Ligne Roset launched in January.

Telling Tales continues at Ligne Roset Westend, 23-25 Mortimer St, London, W1T 3JE until 25 September. Read more about the exhibition in our earlier story.

We'll be publishing more movies in this series in the next few days.

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Telling Tales at Ligne Roset Westend

Rose Etherington — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 13:01:05 +0000

London Design Festival 2011: Ligne Roset Westend hosts an exhibition of their latest collection called Telling Tales to coincide with the London Design Festival.

Pieces including the Ploum sofa by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec and the Ruché range by Inga Sempé are presented alongside their original concepts.

Ligne Roset Westend are also hosting a Dezeen Watch Store pop-up - more details here.

The show continues until 25 September at 23-25 Mortimer Street London W1T 3JE.

See all our stories about the London Design Festival here

See here for more stories about Ligne Roset.

The information below is from Ligne Roset:

Telling Tales at Ligne Roset Westend

12th -25th September 2011

It is easy to lose sight of the link between an original concept and its commercial fruition. However each unique design of Ligne Roset’s enthralling new collection clamours to have its story told. Ligne Roset Westend are giving each item its own soapbox and letting the pieces speak for themselves.

Highlights include the Ploum sofa by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, described as a "ripe, voluptuous piece of fruit" and designed with comfort and flexibility at its core; Inga Sempé expands her Ruché upholstery range with the introduction of the Ruché bed; while Jean Nouvel joins forces once again with Ligne Roset to reissue the Saint James and Simple Bridge collections.

Ligne Roset Westend will also feature Dezeen's pop up watch store from 10th – 25th September 2011 plus the Dezeen Book of Ideas will be on sale.

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