Dita

Since its debut in 2017, the Dita collection by Pagnon & Pelhaître for Ligne Roset has become a go-to solution for designers seeking clean lines, elegant proportions and thoughtful functionality. In 2025, it becomes even more versatile with the introduction of melamine lacquer finishes. Originally known for its minimalist lines, slender bronze-finished profiles and elegant detailing, Dita has evolved into a fully customizable range of consoles, sideboards, TV units and low tables, ideal for both hospitality and residential spaces. The addition of durable melamine lacquer expands the palette and makes it even better suited for high-traffic environments like hotels, lounges or busy family homes. These new finishes offer not only durability but a refined aesthetic that makes the pieces feel as luxurious as they are practical.

Designers can now coordinate every detail, as profiles and handles are also available in lacquer finishes, offering a seamless, tone-on-tone aesthetic. This heightened level of customization ensures that the Dita collection can adapt to any design language, whether it’s a bold contemporary scheme or a more restrained, minimalist palette.

For those looking to go a step further, the Dita System, an extension of the original collection by Ligne Roset, introduces a modular shelving concept available in three heights and multiple widths. Designed to function as room dividers, media walls or display units, the Dita System offers near-limitless configuration possibilities while retaining the same light, elegant framework. It’s especially suited for larger hospitality projects where flexibility and cohesive design are key, but its adaptability also makes it a smart choice for home offices, living rooms and open-plan apartments.

Its modular nature allows for easy reconfiguration over time, making it a future-proof solution for evolving spaces. “Our projects are constructed with the desire to impose contemporary forms, forms in a constant state of evolution, constructed with rigour and quality,” say designers Patrick Pagnon and Claude Pelhaître, whose vision of modularity and timeless design is woven through both Dita and Dita System. Whether you’re designing a boutique hotel, a stylish café or a serene private residence, these collections offer a made-to-measure approach to modern living.