Ligne Roset Plumy: The Return of Absolute Comfort. This armchair is iconic. The "Plumy" model (originally designed in the 80s by Annie Hiéronimus and reissued by Ligne Roset) is the ultimate piece of furniture for the "cocooning" trend. It doesn't just look comfortable, it is. The armchair is upholstered in a high-quality fabric in a muted green (a sage or fir tone). The fabric has a soft, almost velvety feel, which perfectly underscores the inviting look of the piece. The design is unmistakable: the armchair appears to be made up of oversized, folded cushions. This layered construction softens the cubic block and promises a cloud-like seating experience. Particularly striking are the diagonal folds on the backrest and sides, created by the loose upholstery, which define the relaxed look. The armchair sits directly on the floor (low to the ground), giving it a compact and cozy feel. Behind the relaxed exterior lies functionality: The design of the seat and back cushions in the Plumy series is often such that they can be manually unfolded or adjusted to allow for various relaxation positions, including a fully reclined position. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs, designer records, or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution