Image source: Ligne Roset — Ruché
© Ligne Roset and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research.
Collection Story
Ruché by Inga Sempé
Ligne Roset explains that the name Ruché refers to gathered or pleated fabric used as decoration on clothing. The collection brings together a solid-wood structure and deeply quilted upholstery: straight, slender uprights meet the soft undulations of a duvet-like cover.
A compact seating family
The official page describes a seating collection designed to combine comfort with compact proportions. It lists large and medium settees, lower-backed settee variants, armchairs, one-armed settees with integrated table surfaces and a footstool. The high-backed pieces have a more upright profile, while the low-backed settees use a lower seat, greater depth, a backward-sloping seat and back, and matching lumbar cushions.
Construction and covers
Across the seating family, Ligne Roset specifies solid wood and steel reinforcement, Pullmaflex or steel-grid suspension according to area, multiple foam densities and removable quilted covers. The quilting joins the family visually while allowing many plain fabrics and leather options.
