Designed by Marie C Dorner for Ligne Roset, the Partition Screen is a refined room divider that balances functionality with sculptural elegance.
Inspired by the visual rhythm of a musical score, its intricate leather weaving creates a dynamic graphic composition that appears both light and architectural.
Designed to define spaces without enclosing them, Partition introduces privacy, warmth and texture while maintaining an open and airy presence. Whether positioned behind a sofa, within an open-plan living space or as a decorative divider, its woven leather detailing creates visual interest from every angle.
Expertly handcrafted using walnut-stained solid ash and intricately interlaced synderme leather, Partition showcases exceptional craftsmanship and materiality.
The rhythmic pattern of leather straps evokes the movement of musical notation, while the timber frame provides timeless structure and stability. Elegant, versatile and architectural, Partition functions as both a practical screen and a decorative statement piece.
Product Details
- Designed by Marie C Dorner for Ligne Roset
- Contemporary designer room divider
- Inspired by the graphic composition of musical scores
- Handcrafted construction
- Double-frame structure in walnut-stained solid ash
- Intricately woven brown-copper synderme leather
- Leather straps assembled and interlaced by specialist artisans
- Creates privacy while maintaining visual openness
- Suitable for defining living, dining, bedroom or workspace zones
- Decorative from both sides
- Hinged folding design for flexible positioning
- T-shaped base for enhanced stability
- Combines architectural structure with artisanal craftsmanship
Materials & Finishes
- Walnut-stained solid ash frame
- Brown-copper synderme leather weaving
- Hand-finished leather detailing
- Metal hinges connecting both panels
Dimensions
- Height: 149 cm
- Panel Width: 98.6 cm each
- Number of Panels: 2
- Thickness: 3 cm
Configuration
- Two hinged folding panels
- Freestanding design
- Flexible room zoning and space separation