Complete Gilda salon by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset — France, 1972

Complete Gilda living room set designed by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset, France, 1972. Unique piece, available at the Marseille showroom. Worldwide delivery possible with a personalized quote. Human support before purchase. Exceptional Gilda living room set designed by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset in 1972, composed of six original elements: four curved modules, one central module, and its matching circular pouf. Created a year before the iconic Togo, the Gilda illustrates Michel Ducaroy's research on comfort, modularity, and organic shapes. The sofa stands out with its sculptural silhouette, enveloping lines, and generous seating, highlighted by elegant geometric tufting that rhythmically complements the entire composition. The set has retained its sublime original boucle fabric, with a dense and deeply textured weave, in warm shades of sandy beige, honey, and golden ochre. A remarkable covering, whose subtle variations in material and color enhance the volumes of the sofa. The matching circular pouf, with radiant tufting, completes this set with harmonious curves. An emblematic creation of French design from the 1970s, particularly appealing in this complete configuration and preserved in its period covering. A true collector's piece, combining formal boldness, comfort, and elegance.