Image source: Ligne Roset — Saragosse
© Ligne Roset and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research.
Collection Story
A viaduct translated into tables
Alain Gilles conceived Saragosse as a homage to a viaduct spanning a river, inlet or other obstacle. Broad supports rise beneath round stone tops, giving the low table and sofa end table a shared architectural structure.
Two table heights
The family pairs a broad low table with a smaller sofa end table. Both set their marble tops into structures and bases made from natural-varnished, black-stained solid ash. The repeated circular tops and substantial supports make the two formats read as one coordinated group.
Material contrast
Veined stone surfaces sit against dark timber frames. The low table is offered with a corsé marble top, while family imagery also shows the compact companion table beside it.
Pieces in this collection
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