Authentic Ploum Settee in Australia’s Most Stylish Living Rooms        

You may not know its name, but you may recognise the silhouette of an authentic Ploum Settee by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec for Ligne Roset.

Its free-flowing, jellybean shape graces the living rooms of interior designers and tastemakers in Australia and around the world. Scroll down to see the Ploum Sofa in Australia’s most stylish living rooms.

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What is the Ploum Sofa inspired by?

In French, ‘Ploum’ translates into English to mean ‘Plum’ fruit. The organic profile of the Ploum sofa really is reminiscent of a plump plum. It has rounded curves and inviting contours, with its soft, gentle curvature imitating the fullness of a ripe fruit.

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Is the Ploum Settee comfortable in real life?

Yes, the Ploum Settee is very comfortable to sit and lie on. With its family friendly shape, array of durable fabrics and sprawl-ability factor it works well in most living zones. In fact, the Ploum sofa ticks these boxes too, as it is:

✔️ Super comfortable (the Bouroullec brothers spent hours upon hours of research into sofa comfort).

✔️ A Red Dot design award winner.

✔️ Crafted by hand in France by Ligne Roset.

✔️ A visual delight.

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View the Ploum Sofa in Australia’s most stylish homes

This is how Australia’s best interior stylists and designers have included an authentic Ploum Settee in apartments, homes and townhouses across the country.

Click an image to view the complete home tour, with full designer credits.

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Add a playful touch of colour – here this ink blue Ploum sofa looks chic paired with tonal blue wall paint.  | Tour the home  |  Pavillion House, Melbourne – Photo: Timothy Kaye. Architect: Robson Rak Architects. Stylist: Karin Bochnik.

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This contemporary home features spirited eclectic touches, which this Ploum Settee in dark grey ‘Appa Lodum’ fabric has aplenty.   | Tour the home  |  Pavillion House, Melbourne – Photo: Dylan James. Stylist: Furnishd Home.

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The feminine curves of the Ploum sofa soften and complement the chic French doors.  | Tour the home  |  South Yarra Residence, Melbourne – Photo: Timothy Kaye. Stylist: Karin Bochnik.

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The dark teal Ploum sofa works well with the sculptural table and gold hand figurine.  | Tour the home  |  Brighton Home, Melbourne – Photo: Fi Storey. Stylist: Charlotte Pitella.

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Mix and match with two different coloured sofas in the same style for a fresh modern look. Two Ploum settees are used here in complementary plum and blue shades.  |  Photo: DOMO

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With grey textured ‘Moby’ fabric, this large Ploum settee adds curves to this modern apartment with a leafy view.  |  Photo: DOMO.

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An electric blue Ploum Settee adds wow factor and bright colour to this chic open plan living kitchen.  | Tour the home  |  Sherwood Terrace, Richmond – Photo: Emily Bartlett. Architect: Page Stewart. Stylist: Karin Bochnik.

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The Ploum sofa looks good from all angles – even from the side or from behind. Its 3D shape works well in open plan homes.  | Tour the home  |  Lumiere Home, Black Rock – Photo: Dave Kulesza. Architect: Lowe Living. Stylist: Bea and Co Style.

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The ‘Moby’ style of fabric used for these two Ploum settees is a quilted knitted textile with a stitched motif inspired by classic tailoring.  |  Photo: DOMO

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The bright blue Ploum settee sits comfortably against colourful artwork by Katie Mackinnon.  |  Photo: Suzi Appel. Styling: Bee Czarnota.

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Who created these home interiors?

These homes featuring the Ploum sofa are styled by Bea Lambs from Bea and Co Style, Charlotte Pittella from Patella Design, Furnishd Home, Karin Brochnik, Ali Ross Design and more.

Photographed by Lillie Thompson, Dave Kulesza, Timothy Kaye, Martina Gemmola, Fi Storey, Emily Bartlett.

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Visit DOMO to buy the authentic Ploum Settee

Want to experience an authentic Ploum Settee? Whether you want to sit on the Ploum sofa, peruse the huge array of fabrics and colours, or simply see it for yourself, DOMO’s design experts are ready to assist.

Shop Ploum sofa and footstool collection here