The Contemporary Icon of now is really all about becoming quite cozy in style. It is the To Go Collection, created by by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset in 1973. The set comprises chairs, sofas, love seats with and without arms, corner ottomans and seats, so that they could be ordered in several distinct manners. Let us simply take a look.
Martin Holub Architects
These couches are designed with ergonomics in head.
Ligne Roset
Corner seats and the independent chairs may be ordered such as this one right into a big sectional couch.
Feldman Architecture, Inc.
The To Go seems fantastic with still another one of the most popular modern icons, the http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/59144/listing/Contemporary-Icons–The-FL-Y-Pendant”>FL/Y Pendant.
Jill McGraw
The Togo increases the the pleasure lounge-y vibe of the chamber.
Jill McGraw
Here is another view of this pleasure guitar space.
http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/1997 8/listing/The-Tulip-Dining Table–It-Goes-with-Every Thing-“>Tulip Tables are another excellent complement to the To Go.
Ligne Roset
This shot reveals a few of the colours readily available for the To Go.
There is some thing relating to this room that reminds me of the soul of a retro http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/2943/listing/The-Discussion-Pit–from-Fallingwater-to-the-Current”>discussion pit, upgraded to appear modern and smart.
Here the To Go retains its own next to the bubble seats that are futuristic. Incidentally, I am now gathering pictures of these for an ideabook that is future – for those who are in possession of a favourite, please I would like to know in the remarks section about it!
Ligne Roset
Ligne Roset
Togo comes in a size for youngsters also – it is the the Mini To Go! Perfect for children who like to crawl all over seats doing somersaults!
Globus Builder
The To Go is not imperfect in amaster master suite – low and comfy to the ground functions nicely in here!