Image source: Ligne Roset — Bonnie
© Ligne Roset and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research.
Collection Story
Origin
Bonnie goes back to models 500 and 500/2, a design dated 1975. Ligne Roset reissued the seating from a genuine collector's piece, among the very few rare examples that exist, and credits Pierre Paulin as designer.
Design Language
The shape hugs the body's contours, and the seating is extremely comfortable and also clever, without being too clever. Construction pairs a shell of steel wire and steel mesh (particleboard and multi-ply for the footstool) with Bultex foam, quilted covers and an MDF base lacquered matt black.
Key Pieces
- Bonnie Armchair: 960 mm wide, 940 mm deep, 800 mm high
- Bonnie Settee, stretch fabric version: 2 places, 1,610 mm wide
- Bonnie Footstool, stretch fabric version: 1 place, 720 x 620 mm
Pieces in this collection
Bonnie Armchair
Bonnie armchair by Pierre Paulin: Ligne Roset reissue of the 1975 models, matt black MDF base
Bonnie Footstool
Pierre Paulin's Bonnie footstool in stretch fabric, 720 x 620 mm, on a matt black MDF base
Bonnie Settee
Pierre Paulin's two-place Bonnie settee in stretch fabric, 1,610 mm wide, on a matt black MDF base
Specifying pieces from Bonnie for your design project?
INTEBEE is the FF&E specification platform for interior designers: spec sheets, finishes, floor plans and client-ready PDFs in one place.
