Ligne Roset Marsala 3-Seater Sofa in Cognac Leather – Michel Ducaroy

The Marsala three-seater sofa was designed by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset in France and produced during the 1970s. Its low profile, generous cushioning and dark sculptural shell give the design a relaxed yet clearly defined presence.

Introduced in 1971, Marsala belongs to Ducaroy’s early exploration of new seating concepts made possible by advances in foam, wadding and thermoformed plastics. The model places substantial upholstered cushions within a supportive moulded shell, creating a close relationship between structure and comfort.

This armless three-seat version has a smoked brown thermoformed acrylic shell with three individual seat and back sections. The cushions have been newly reupholstered in high-quality cognac leather, with tonal stitching and buttoned details that emphasise their soft, generous form.

One sofa is available. Its armless configuration keeps the full width usable while allowing the continuous shell and three-part construction to remain visible from every angle.

At 225 cm wide, the sofa provides spacious seating for three while retaining the low, informal proportions associated with the Marsala collection. The warm cognac leather and deep translucent shell create a strong material contrast suited to both restrained modern interiors and more expressive vintage settings.