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Ligne Roset

Ultime

In Ultime, Philippe Nigro has designed a bed which is very welcoming in appearance and instantly evocative of great comfort.

Viewed in profile, as welcoming as it may be, the slender line of the headboard, suspended above the floor, is no less remarkably light and dynamic thanks to its spindle shape, like a flame arching towards the heavens.
The Ultime bed successfully achieves the feat of being generous, soft, welcoming and very comfortable, while giving an extreme impression of lightness: like going to sleep on a cloud each night!

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Technical Specifications
CONSTRUCTION
Structure in tubular steel and panels of multiply.
Structure clad polyurethane foam 50 kg/m3 - 3.9
kPa clad in 110 g/m² quilting. Legs in tubular
steel ? 1½''/4 cm finished in satin black lacquer,
H 4''/10 cm or 6''/15 cm.

COMFORT
Headboard in steel tubing and steel mesh-clad
in polyurethane foam 26 kg/m3 - 1.55 kPa and
110 g/m² polyester quilting. Horizontal stitching.
The bed frame accepts all types of sleep
platform.

MAKING-UP
Overstitched cover, 3 mm bourrelet stitch.
Covers may be removed by a professional.

COVERING MATERIALS
All covering materials are possible - fabrics,
microfibers, leathers.
Meet the designer
Philippe Nigro

Studied Applied Arts (bac F12, BTS Design industriel à La Martinière – Lyon, DSAA Design produit & mobilier – école Boulle), during which time he designed the ‘Ailleurs’ garden in Chaumont-sur-Loire and the Flac light (winner of a Habitat competition) in conjunction with C. Gardet.

Since 1999 he has worked as a freelance designer, and also with studio De Lucchi in Milan, where he has participated in numerous projects developing products, furniture, lighting, interior architecture, events and scenography for Olivetti, Poltrona Frau, Artemide, Alias, Caimi, Interni, Feg, Listone Giordano…

At the same time he has also worked on projects for Nube Italia, Felicerossi, NavaDesign.

In 2008, he was awarded 2nd prize in the ‘Autogrill’ restaurant competition, with M. Biffi.

Since 2005, long-term furniture projects have been supported by the VIA, thanks to which he was able to design the Spiral shelf, Storage-Unit chest and Intersection divans and, in January 2009, the Twin-Chairs chairs and the Tréteau universal table base. Certain of his projects have been put into production, such as Cross-Unit (Sintesi) or Intersection, from which sprang the Confluences collection of upholstery, produced by Ligne Roset.

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