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Michel Ducaroy
The Kashima sofa, designed by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset, is a masterclass in sculptural comfort and French modernism. Introduced in the late 1970s, it represents Ducaroy's evolution of all-foam construction, creating a low, enveloping lounge piece that blurs the line between furniture and form. This 1985 example in rare original black leather is one of the most striking iterations of the model — elegant, masculine and architectural in presence.
Constructed entirely from high-density foam, the Kashima offers exceptional resilience and softness. The deeply quilted upholstery defines its identity: grid-tufted leather panels, expertly stitched and hand-pulled to create a distinctive padded rhythm across the seat and back. In black, the sofa exudes a darker, more masculine edge, perfect for refined interiors, lofts or a contemporary mancave aesthetic.