Marie- Christine Dorner for Ligne Roset

MARIE- CHRISTINE DORNER (France,1960) for LIGNE ROSET.
Koya desk.
Ash wood carved and polychrome.
Measurements: 170 x 120 x 65 cm.
Structure made of anthracite stained solid ash wood; top and shelves in matching ash veneered mdf With vertical uprights in solid ash turned with decorative motifs; the taller of the two is topped with a sculpted bird.In this case the structure has 2 sets of 4 fabric screens.These fabric screens are placed on the horizontal bars of the structure, folded in two and held in place with weights, as if they were a wash.
Marie Christine has produced numerous works in many areas of the creative spectrum, namely: interior architecture (private residences, but also boutiques and restaurants), exterior urban design, set design, furniture (edited by Montis, Ligne Roset and Zeus), tableware, jewelry and lighting (edited by Cristalleries de Saint-Louis, Baccarat and Bernardaud).
Ligne Roset is synonymous with modernity, elegance and quality. Of French origin, it was founded by Antoine Roset in 1860 in Montagnieu. In 1936, the company began manufacturing upholstered furniture and today designs and manufactures home furnishings, lighting, accessories and textiles with a team of 50 European designers. Today, Ligne Roset is internationally recognized thanks to its unlimited world of inspiration and collaboration with designers such as Didier Gomez, Pascal Mourgue, Peter Maly or Pierre Paulin.